The Gaelic notes in the Book of Deer were penned by a scribe whose native language was Irish. |
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In the royal ateliers, book illustration involved the art of the scribe, calligrapher, painter and bookbinder. |
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John is the very witty and outspoken scribe from Down-under who contributes some road tests for our Automania column. |
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There were always a couple of them, with a scribe lurking unobtrusively in the background and taking notes in an indecipherable shorthand. |
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Maybe she was some sort of scribe, writing epics about their heroic journey? |
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Burgess's first love was music and the Manchester-born scribe did not plan on becoming a writer but aspired instead to being a composer. |
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Like all sites conceived as digital brochures, it has far too much text which includes an overly lavish encomium by a Sunday newspaper scribe. |
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To obtain the total of the eight reign durations, the scribe would have used the tallying method. |
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Since then, sightings of the puckish scribe have been rarer than those of the reclusive Barclay brothers. |
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To Web surfers, he came off as a quick-witted scribe who kept readers amused with tales of high-altitude nuttiness. |
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Perhaps the scribe was suddenly made mindful by a supervisor or a scriptorial policy to adhere more closely to the Latin. |
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They are all related to Joshua ibn Gaon, a scribe, Masorete, and decorator. |
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Furthermore, a comparison of the way in which crotchets and quavers are notated makes it likely that the same scribe copied both works. |
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Lay the pencil flat on one surface with the point resting on the other, and slide the pencil along to make the scribe. |
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The ancient Egyptians considered hamadryas baboons to be the sacred attendants of Thoth, the scribe to the gods. |
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In the case of the James ossuary, there would have indeed been room on the front, yet the scribe elected to carve the inscription on the back. |
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It's a fascinating potted history, following Moore's life and career from Northampton slum to Northampton scribe. |
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With Songkran descending upon us, the regular scribe and a few others decided to head bush. |
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At times, the plot twists sound as if they've been generated by a Hollywood scribe, a fact that amuses Koenig. |
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My scribe, Braintree, was in the bed-chamber, quietly awaiting the dictation of this week's Publisher's Message. |
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Former Evening Press scribe and York City fanatic Robert Beaumont has been pushed to the brink by the team's recent results. |
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Those were the days when any scribe could get any information he needed from the horse's mouth. |
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Our lubricious scribe went on to interview some of her fellow deprived Manhattanites. |
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Your humble scribe will be spending his New Year's Eve stone-cold sober on a train somewhere between Reading and Weymouth. |
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In every civilization, the skilled artificer has an honored place beside the scribe and the shaman. |
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Like some sly medieval scribe, Kurtz frequently embeds conceptual ideas, jokes or symbolic content in the drawings. |
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She joined the summer fieldtrips in 2002 and 2003, and has been the lab scribe, logging the group's daily trials and travails. |
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About 1,200 years ago a scribe wrote onto parchment seven Archimedean treatises, including two found nowhere else. |
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At least two members of the research team, the interviewer and a designated, or lead, scribe, attended each interview. |
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There can therefore be no doubt that the scribe was a dialect speaker. |
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Next the rubricator drew and painted the versals in the spaces in the text left by the scribe. |
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Query No. 1: Just how bad off is the show now that every scribe with a jibe has taken a swing at the thing? |
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So it is surprising that America's energy revolution of the past few years has not had a serious scribe before now. |
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I loved to listen to the wonderful stories that Grandfather told, and he asked me to be his scribe and write those stories down. |
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In high school, she sometimes needed a scribe to help her write notes and tests. |
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The scribe must not in any way help the student to formulate answers to the questions. |
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If a third member of the research team was available, this person acted as a secondary scribe. |
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The scribe distinguishes the elongated letters in some of the words by writing them in red. |
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One person will act as the scribe for the group's findings and will not wear a blindfold. |
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The judge must not act as a legal adviser, counsellor, scribe, mouthpiece, or even interpreter, for the self-represented litigant. |
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Similarly, no scribe in antiquity could have worked with such a typology, for every variation in the objects could never be registered in bureaucratic discourse. |
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Toni is a high achiever but has the mildest form of ataxic cerebral palsy and needs a scribe to help with note taking as she has a tremor in her hand. |
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The Psalter, datable to about 795, is known commonly as the Dagulf Psalter, for its chief scribe includes his name in one of the dedicatory poems, written in letters of gold. |
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A scribe is an easy way to fit material to irregular surfaces. |
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Consider using a scribe for cutting Plexiglas without breaking it. |
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Photo 1 shows how to scribe a line with just a carpenter's pencil. |
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If I was doing a math test that couldn't be done on computer, my mother would write for me and they would send a scribe or tutor to write for me and proctor my exams. |
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I trace the bolt holes with a scribe and punch them out with a hole punch. |
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Alcohol is the crutch and a typewriter is the enabler for Leon Barlow, the bruised and possibly brilliant Midwestern American scribe at the centre of Big Bad Love. |
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We understand the s scribe or a predecessor to be reincluding Mary in a discussion of spiritual motherhood where the context suggests she has no place. |
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Technical service supervisors pull 10 samples from the conveyor hourly and measure them on each side for length of shoulder scribe, rib scribe, neck bone and aitchbone. |
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Doing research for a PhD project, he became a scribe of the tribe on their urban adventures. |
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The scribe for Sporting News befriended Ghawi after exchanging messages with her online, he told The Daily Beast. |
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Did I imagine it, or did she recognize the name of the scribe who had hymned her feminine allure? |
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Too Much Moneyby Dominick Dunne From the master scribe of high society, one last, incisive novel of foibles and wit. |
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The text was rubricated either by the scribe himself, or one of his colleagues, who highlighted in red ink significant portions, phrases and words. |
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Dedicated to the famous Ballylongford scribe it is a weekend packed with all types of literary and social events where entertainment is always top-drawer quality. |
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She was bubbling with energy, except for the few cracks in confidence that surfaced every time an inquiring scribe insisted on reminding her that she was yet to make it big. |
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My mother is speaking with a male scribe, one I recognize as that of one of her real sons, her firstborn, my brother and nursemaid to some of my older sisters. |
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The manuscript has many annotations and interlineations, some made by the original scribe and some by later scribes, including Robert Talbot. |
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The city was secure because it was enclosed within walls and had at its centre a temple where, according to an Egyptian scribe, the gods of war were guarded and venerated. |
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If there is any doubt that there is excessive wear on the drive splines or wear other than polishing of the gear teeth at their contact surface is present, the wear should be checked using a 0.020Â inch radius scribe. |
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Undercutting shall not exceed 3Â mm at the scribe mark. |
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Using a straight edge, scribe a line from the top of the back to the front bottom corner of the board. |
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Therefore, the identification on a data plate or the scribe on a part, along with its tag confirming its traceability, is not sufficient to attest that the part is authorized for commercial use. |
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The article left the impression that quadriplegics can only write letters by blinking to a human scribe. |
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If it is, as one supposes, the same scribe who wrote the verso, his backhandedness had been cured by putting the tablet in a better position. |
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Also, scribe lines across the side panels to locate the dado for the bottom piece of the carcase. |
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He continued to dictate to a scribe, however, and despite spending the night awake in prayer he dictated again the following day. |
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That night he dictated a final sentence to the scribe, a boy named Wilberht, and died soon afterwards. |
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It is generally agreed that the original version was written in the late 9th century by a scribe in Wessex. |
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The scribe added material relating to Peterborough Abbey which is not in other versions. |
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He certain composed several verses himself, even if he did not scribe those sections of manuscript. |
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And a certain scribe came, and said unto him, Master, I will follow thee whithersoever thou goest. |
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He had beautiful handwriting, a very important talent for a scribe. |
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On a frameless cabinet, a separate scribe piece may be attached to a side panel, near its face. |
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Ezra, priest and scribe, with the help of the Levites, responds to the community's call. |
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The earlier cephalicus is a miswriting either by the scribe or his exemplar. |
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There were additions made by a scribe named Eadui Basan in an English Carolingian minuscule. |
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Both the scribe and the Scripture, both the man of God and the word of God were divinely inbreathed. |
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It seems likely that this was taken by the scribe from existing saga material. |
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The public scribe locations were provided by various downtown Joliette businesses, thereby continuing the great partnership of our region's business and cultural communities. |
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Also, take a little time and cut a 45 degree angle or scribe at the corners using a tenon saw and mitre box or square. |
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Every manuscript is slightly different from every other one, even if they are copies of each other, because every scribe had different handwriting and made different errors. |
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Scribe B added material later, and apparently had access to an earlier manuscript since the material added by this scribe is in Old Welsh orthography. |
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It is one of two surviving manuscripts from the scriptorium at Llanbadarn Fawr in Wales, established by the father of the scribe and the first owner. |
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Scribes wrote in their own dialect, and their spelling reflected the pronunciation of that particular scribe or of some prestige dialect by which the scribe was influenced. |
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In the West, the only inhibiting expense in the production of writings for an increasingly literate market was the manual labor of the scribe himself. |
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In that year, professional scribe Denis Raguenier, who had learned or developed a system of shorthand, was assigned to record all of Calvin's sermons. |
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But a rutter was only as good as the pilot who write it, the scribe who hand-copied it, the very rare printer who printed it, or the scholar who translated it. |
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Those include gloss reduction, change of color, change of adhesion strength, development of surface defects, and growth of rust creepage at the scribe. |
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This scribe wrote the material down in Middle Welsh orthography. |
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Eadfrith was almost certainly the scribe as well as the artist. |
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The Babylonian scribe who engraved the Cylinder attributed Cyrus' victory to the Babylonian god Marduk, a stroke of what could be considered royal and religious propaganda. |
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His well-founded scepticism will of course apply to ostraka as well, regardless of the fact that the scribe in the case of an ostrakon is not necessarily a professional one. |
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This may merely indicate the dialect of the scribe responsible for copying the poems, but there is good evidence that the dialect of poet and scribe were very similar. |
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Scribe A wrote down 88 stanzas of the poem, then left a blank page before writing down four related poems known as Gorchanau. |
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Scribe must also be seen in terms of the wider Romantic movement. |
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The libretto was a piece of hack work from a Parisian scenario factory run by an enterprising auteur of sorts named Eugene Scribe. |
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