Examples of using Scribes in English and their translations into Italian
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And the scribes who came down from Jerusalem,
However, in the course of the 15th-17th centuries, Russian scribes continued to insert some Studite material into the general shape of"Jerusalem Typicon.
Needing to be supported through an prolonged period of training, these scribes were attached to institutions which could afford to bear the expense.
The work of four scribes and corrected by the author,
The chief priests and the scribes were unwilling to arrest Jesus in public for fear the multitude might turn upon them in a fury of resentment;
Varia theologica This codex, written by several scribes, contains theological writings very different from one another in seven parts interrupted by empty pages.
Limited Offers 37+ x 345 Finally the complaints of your scribes have been heard- here's some paper that doesn't irritate your palm when writing.
groups of scribes were tasked with painstakingly copying all books by hand.
Natural history(scientific) manuscript compilation, written by various scribes, mostly around the year 850,
The purpose of training scribes was to supply literate administrators for the temple
But the lad had only a more violent fit, while the scribes mocked the apostles in derision,
we're called Southern Scribes, not Southern Pop Culture, so it's a bit of a.
Seven scribes and illuminators, working in the scriptorium built by the crusaders in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem,
A relatively small number of scribes employed written language to record information useful to political or religious bureaucracies.
After the scribes and rulers had withdrawn,
Many scribes contributed to the copies of the works of Horace,
As vizier, Kagemni also held the positions of overseer of the scribes of the king's documents,
On the whole, early medieval scribes were thus not indiscriminate in supplying themselves with material from any old volumes that happened to be at hand.
Approximately ten thousand copyists or scribes were employed in Europe to serve these various markets.
Scribes have been identified as the latter Johannes von Bolsenheim, Prior of Engelberg,