Sentence examples for notable manuscripts from inspiring English sources

Two other notable manuscripts based on Aaron's system are the manuscript designated as BM or.

The contents of 12 manuscripts of the Compositiones Lucenses tradition show the presence of at least ten thematic nuclei of text units.16 Table 3 illustrates the presence of six nuclei, which are included in four notable manuscripts dated between the ninth and the twelfth centuries.

In his enthusiasm for historical and classical learning, Sanudo collected a notable library of manuscripts, rare books, maps, and ethnographical drawings.

The so-called Dark Ages in the West produced virtually no sculpture or painting with the notable exception of illuminated manuscripts, of which marvelous specimens were made (e.g., the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels).

Within the codices of Table 1, we distinguish the following notable subsets: Table 1 The manuscripts of the Compositiones Lucenses tradition Prog.

The overstepping, dictatorial boss is said, by some who have read the 100-page manuscript, to bear a notable resemblance to Ms. Wintour.

One notable nonfan: Michael Korda, who actually had to edit Robbins's manuscripts.

There were exceptions, of course: the aforementioned collections of Parker and Cotton, assembled in the 16th and 17th centuries, were notable for their wealth of early and important Anglo-Saxon manuscripts.

According to an Arabic note on the reverse of the first volume of the manuscript, the manuscript was written by the hand of Thecla, the martyr, a notable lady of Egypt, a little later than the Council of Nice (A.D. 325).

Hakluyt interested himself in the publication of the manuscript journal of René de Laudonnière, the Histoire Notable de la Florida in Paris in 1586.

It has a notable museum and a library with a fine collection of incunabula and manuscripts.