Examples of using Facsimile in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In 1875, Ebers published a facsimile with an English-Latin vocabulary and introduction,
including through the use of telephone, facsimile, mobile telephone communications,
in writing, by facsimile, by phone, through your contacting a customer center,
Gold-tooled, and then weathered and aged by hand, the facsimile has a green morocco label on which is stamped the volume's title.
Once we understood that you had created a facsimile of Nick Farris' office,
Muzi Wertheim, a friend of the publishers and collector of Facsimile Editions' books, proposed the idea to create a facsimile Megillat Esther.
The scribe's pricking holes on either side of each folio were reproduced for the first time ever in a facsimile.
resort you stay at, you have access to international telephone and facsimile services, also Internet facilities in some resorts.
GCS receives a signed, written request from you via facsimile.
had to create facsimile dresses in different sizes.
Kaplan owned the autograph manuscript of Mahler's score of his Second Symphony and published a facsimile edition of the score in 1986.
lined in suede, and holds both the facsimile and the commentary volume.
in accordance with Halachic requirements, to preserve the significant investment value of each facsimile.
as a separate volume, the same size as the facsimile, and bound in the finest blind-tooled morocco to complement the facsimile.
The suede-lined presentation case housing the commentary volume at left, and the facsimile in its own gold-tooled enclosure.
The three different types of gold found in the manuscript have all been faithfully copied in the facsimile.
The facsimile is not only a tribute to your foresight and energy
A facsimile of a German document which details how the Norwegian press was to be handled under the Nazi occupation,
It is evident that the facsimile reproduction of the Kennicott Bible will prove to be a most coveted treasure,
A facsimile of the first page of Gen. Nikolaus von Falkenhorst's letter to his troops,