palaeographic造句

• Especially after the conquest of Carthage, Nora flourished, as ( along with Phoenician inscription found at Nora in 1773, has been dated by palaeographic methods to between the late 9th century and early 8th century BCE, and has been interpreted as referring to a Phoenician military victory and conquest of the area.
• Most of the available inscriptions and manuscripts written in the above scripts in languages like Persian have been read and exploited for history writing, but numerous inscriptions preserved in different museums still remain undeciphered for lack of competent palaeographic Indologists, as there is a gradual decline in the subcontinent of such disciplines as palaeography, epigraphy and numismatics.
• It can be dated from the point of view palaeographic and lexical to III-V century, a time when the term osios is still used as a synonym of aghios in that holy is he that is in the grace of God and is inserted in the Church : the two vocabulary, therefore, indicate the Christians.
• Since both editions have a variety of diplomatic and linguistic errors, and readings are often unreliable and do not conform to modern principles of publishing critical editions of medieval documents, Yugoslav Academy decided to publish a new edition of " Acta croatica " in accordance with critical palaeographic, linguistic, transliteration and diplomatic principles for publications of medieval sources.
• Today an inscription runs over the top of the reliquary, which continues on the fourteenth century baseplate : " [ C ] OR [ PO ] RA S ( AN ) C ( T ) ORV [ M IN PACE ] SEPULT [ A ] SV [ NT ] " " The bodies of the saints are buried [ in peace ] ", palaeographic factors support the suggestion that the inscription is contemporary with the new base-plate and originally belonged to another reliquary.
• The university's choice of cuts was the subject of a House of Commons Early Day Motion in March 2010 : " That this House notes the proposal by the Executive of King's College London as part of its budget review process to abolish the Chair of Palaeography, the only one of its kind in the United Kingdom; further notes the fundamental importance of palaeography to a broad and interdisciplinary scholarly community; considers that without the development of palaeographic skills, millions of documents would be rendered inaccessible, thus depriving the nation of its full historical legacy; and therefore urges King's College London to consider very carefully any proposals in respect to this prestigious and important Chair ."