Sentence examples for scrolls among from inspiring English sources

The Testaments are connected historically and ideologically with the Essene sect at Qumrān and their Dead Sea Scrolls, among which the fragments of the testaments of Levi (in Aramaic) and Naphtali (in Hebrew) were found.

professor whom Mr. Golb is accused of impersonating, contend that the scrolls, among the earliest surviving biblical documents, were written by a Jewish sect known as the Essenes who lived near the caves.

The exhibition at the Field Museum through June 11 comprises portions of 15 scrolls, among them 5 that have never previously left Israel, as well as associated artifacts and other material.

The $500 million Museum of the Bible, which opened to great fanfare last Saturday in Washington, D.C., boasts 13 fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls among its most cherished displays.

Most of the interaction is supposed to happen with the Media Center remote control, which lets you scroll among the myriad on-screen options.

It also features a swipe-activated magazine layout, with infinite scrolling among boutiques and products, as well as a "personalized mall" that customizes each user's Sneakpeeq shopping experience based on past interactions on sneakpeeq.

It was common that the participants wanted to have the possibility to formulate their own questions in free text and experienced that scrolling among the pre-defined illness history questions in order to find the most suitable question was in some way odd.

Their suggestions included the possibility of asking their own questions without the need of scrolling among pre-defined questions, the technical improvement of feedback by the VP and Virtual Advisor and adding more extensive history details such as information about the patient's daughter.

He could not have known that he had discovered over 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-older writingscrollsoldest known containingthe Hebrew Bible—the founding scriptures of western civilisamong.

Some, Mr. Keyes explains in the catalog, were never even meant to be read, including the eighth-century Buddhist sutra, which was one of a million such scrolls divided among 10 temples in Japan in 764.

The papyrus scrolls are among hundreds discovered in 1754 that made up an entire library in a small room of a huge villa in Herculaneum, a Roman city that was destroyed alongside Pompeii when the volcano erupted.