One of your manuscripts.

If that's the kind of thing that Biblical authors had in mind, if that's what they meant, then what they're talking about and I'm talking about are very different things, and to use those passages that way would be to pull them out of context.

It has a very important collection of books and manuscripts.

When he became an author, she would proofread his manuscripts.

In the same year, his church sent him to Moscow and then to St. Petersburg.

The library contains c. 300 manuscripts and 4,000 printed books.

The monastery library holds 110 manuscripts and approximately 5,000 printed books.

It is one of the oldest and most important Vergilian manuscripts.

Bruce also brought back to Europe a select collection of Ethiopian manuscripts.

In 1904 a fire destroyed thousands of books and manuscripts from the library.

The community has a huge collection of icons, books and manuscripts from the 15th to 19th century.

The three cities of the Kathmandu valley are renowned for the richness of their architecture, sculpture, paintings and manuscripts.

The National Library of Sweden and the National Archives take care of applications concerning books and manuscripts.

Just like the first of the manuscripts of Uzhevych s grammar, it is now kept in the French National Library at Paris.

One of the principal manuscripts of the Prose Edda (GKS 2367 4to) also goes by the name of the Codex Regius.

They destroyed and burned 927 libraries with 4.6 million books and unique manuscripts.

From 1929 to 1931 he worked at the Institute of Manuscripts alongside Prime Minister Anandyn Amar.

Reinvigorating and encouraging translation and dissemination of basic manuscripts and books and studies representing different cultures and civilizations

After restructuring in 1928, it housed the Gallery administration, academic departments, library, manuscripts department, and the funds and graphics staffs.

Each character is assigned a number, to prevent confusion between similar letters (such as and , and , or and ) in such situations as the printing of manuscripts.

The library holds 250 manuscripts, and 2500 printed books (of which 500 are in Russian and Romanian).

The result of this journey was the publication of his Itinerario per la terraferma veneziana and a collection of Latin inscriptions.

Before the attack, the library held 1.5 million volumes and over 155,000 rare books and manuscripts.

Other sources include a number of small pictorial manuscripts, the best known being the Lienzo de Jucutacuto .

In fact, it is estimated that between 3 and 4 million books manuscripts were damaged, as well as 14,000 movable works of art.

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The library collections also include photographs and other iconographic documents, more than 101,000 atlases and maps, over 2,000,000 ephemera, as well as over 2,000,000 books and about 800,000 copies of journals from 19th to 21st centuries.

The library holds 181 Greek and 809 Slavic manuscripts, about 20 000 printed books (3 000 in Greek language).

Some of her art and manuscripts survive, including a depiction of St. Ursula from 1456, now in the Galleria Academica in Venice.

The library consists of over 50,000 books and manuscripts in three languages Arabic, English and French that are mostly on Islam.

E. A. Wallis Budge of the British Museum acquired it later that year, and the first edition of it by Frederic G. Kenyon was published in January, 1891.

At one time, it had a collection of 100,000 volumes and 2,000 rare manuscripts an unknown number of these were burned or stolen.

One of the most beautiful in the world, the period library houses over 200,000 volumes, of which 3,000 are original manuscripts.

History The library was established in 1921, with a donation from Viscount Philippe de Tarazi of twenty thousand books, many rare manuscripts, and the first issues of national newspapers.

(b) ICJ Yearbooks manuscripts, in the two official languages of the Court, of the Yearbooks for 2005 2006 (No. 60) and 2006 2007 (No. 61)

The collections include 14,000 plants, 158 fish, 1,564 shells, 3,198 insects, 1,600 books and 3,000 letters and documents.

Hieratic could be written in two different styles one was more calligraphic and usually reserved for government records and literary manuscripts, the other was used for informal accounts and letters.

That transfer has given an enhanced role to the revitalized Publications Board in reviewing manuscripts and in evaluating their potential to serve as communications tools for the United Nations.

This era saw the establishment of the first English school (1834), the Observatory (1837), the General Hospital (1839), the Oriental Research Institute Manuscripts Library and the University College (1873).

Archivist of the Princes Borromeo, he transcribed and published several local epigraphs, documents, manuscripts, communal statutes, letters, ancient account books (as the Liber tabuli Vitaliani Bonromei ).

Oscar von Gebhardt, Die Evangelien des Matthaeus und des Marcus aus dem Codex purpureus Rossanensis .

Fresh reports, however, says as many as 112,709 manuscripts and books, some of which were registered on a UNESCO rarities list have been lost, reports the Independent, quoting a library official.

Rabbi Moshe accordingly brought Rabbi Yehoshua a large part of the manuscripts, and 100 copyists were immediately engaged in just three days, they were able to reproduce more than 600 pages.

In the following centuries, the library added books and manuscripts to the collections by purchase as well as legal deposit, creating a privately funded national library in all but name.

Other reports say some of the manuscripts destroyed date back 800 years, adding that other libraries faced a similar faith in areas held by the terror group, which has also been staging public book burnings.