Examples of using A manuscript in English and their translations into Hebrew
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When an author submits a manuscript for publication in a scientific journal,
The other, from a manuscript held in a Benedictine monastery in Cava,
A manuscript of"Al-Risalah al-Dhahabiah". The text says:"Golden dissertation in medicine which is sent by Imam Ali ibn Musa al-Ridha, peace be upon him, to al-Ma'mun.
in which they described a manuscript of newly discovered works by Mary Sidney Herbert.
the palimpsester had made, the scribe had made his book out of, and one of them was a manuscript containing text by Hyperides.
in which they described a manuscript of newly discovered works by Mary Sidney Herbert.
had found a manuscript of a symphonic work that had never been published.
The purchase of a manuscript collection in 1803 laid the foundation for what would become the Cantonal Library, which contains a
which has been communicated to me in a manuscript, leads me to expect that the element uranium may be turned into a new
Take your secret to the grave but leave a manuscript explaining every questionable act you have committed in a safety-deposit box with instructions for it to be opened at your death and read in front of all your friends, relatives and former lovers.
Vivaldi gave Charles a manuscript copy of La cetra,
Though a manuscript was written(published 1968)
Though a manuscript was written(published 1968)
not a manuscript being readied for publication,
In 2005, a manuscript specialist at Israel's national library in Jerusalem received a copy of a book being held by the German National Library
when we are correcting errors in a manuscript or when we are touching up a photograph.
Trauwenstein itself was first mentioned in a manuscript of the Baumburg monastery in the year 1245.
In response, Hilbert perhaps sent a copy of the lecture he had given on the subject on November 16, or else a copy of a manuscript of the paper he would present five days later on November 20 to the Royal Society in Göttingen.
Ragimbold of Cologne, exchanged several letters on mathematical topics they had encountered while reading a manuscript of the sixth-century Roman philosopher, Boethius,
It's a manuscript.