Sentence examples for the two manuscripts from inspiring English sources

Delighted to encounter a properly qualified admirer of his art, Cosey set about explaining certain technical difficulties he had found himself up against in forging the two manuscripts.

Although the two women met during their lives – Margery Kempe visited Julian of Norwich in her anchorite cell for advice on her visions – the two manuscripts have never been shown together.

Of the two manuscripts, one was a practice copy of the Lincoln petition ("A dry run for the one Dean got," says Bergquist, who has since learned that the original from which Cosey worked had been exhibited the previous year in Hartford by the Connecticut Historical Society), and the other was a not entirely accurate copy of the notes Poe wrote for the first edition of "Tamerlane".

The two manuscripts feature the same materials and a strikingly similar execution.

Figure 3 depicts an example for the different application of red and green inks in the two manuscripts.

With a fascinating past the two manuscripts are a prominent example for the application of the new Carolingian style.

Mr. Larsson, a journalist, completed the three manuscripts just before he died in 2004.

There are, to begin with, the eighty thousand manuscripts of late-antique, medieval, Byzantine, and Renaissance provenance, in dozens of languages, from Aramaic to Old Church Slavonic.

Reinforced with such thoughts, I was back at the post office counter at Chamarajapuram, weighing the packet; this time I enclosed with the three manuscripts a personal letter imploring the editor to give himself a chance to read the compositions.

The earliest of the five manuscripts containing the chants (three graduals and two antiphonaries) dates from 1071, although the Roman tradition of worship can be traced at least as far back as the 8th century.

"None of the three manuscripts were even submitted" in time for the review, A. Paul continues.