The foundational documents of the original Order of the Golden Dawn are known as the Cipher Manuscripts ; they were written in English using Trithemius cipher.

Manuscripts were produced on vellum and other parchment, on papyrus, and on paper.

Manuscripts on a wide variety of topics were purchased by the Abbey and copies were made.

The Freising Manuscripts in it were created between 972 and 1039, most likely before 1000.

In 1803, the manuscript came to the Bavarian State Library in Munich and the Freising Manuscripts were discovered there in 1807.

Pelham's personal papers were inherited by his son-in-law and now form part of the Newcastle ( Clumber ) Collection held at the department of Manuscripts and Special Collections, The University of Nottingham.

The Pnakotic Manuscripts were kept in the Great Race's library city of Pnakotus ( hence the name ).

The Pnakotic Manuscripts were originally held by the people of Lomar, who studied them diligently.

Manuscripts of the Shahnameh were composed during the reign of Babur, Akbar, Jahangir, Shah Jahan and Muhammad Shah.

Manuscripts were marked by symbols ( from α to ις ).

They became the property of the University of Oxford, and were deposited in the Bodleian Library, where they are known as the Carte Manuscripts.

Manuscripts containing the text of one gospel only are very rare, except for those with lengthy explanatory glosses, and all the examples known to Julian Brown were of John.

Manuscripts were collected by literate individuals ( schoolmasters, farmers and others ) and were copied and recopied.

Manuscripts were often taken abroad, particularly to America.

The papers were processed in 2003 by archivist Dorothy " Dee " Hazelrigg, and are available to researchers in the Archives & Manuscripts Department by appointment.

A rather unexpected source, the Jain Manuscripts, especially the Kalpasutra and Kalkacharya Kathãs show traces of Oriya dance style although they were being executed in Gujarat.

The papers were processed by archivist Ellen Chapman and are available to researchers in the Archives & Manuscripts Department by appointment.

Manuscripts of al-Harīrī's Maqāmāt, anecdotes of a roguish wanderer Abu Zayd from Saruj, were frequently illustrated with miniatures.

The Freising Manuscripts, dated from the 11th century, were most probably written in Carinthia and compiled in the local Alpine Slav dialect

Carte's papers were arranged for binding in 276 volumes in 1862, and in 1871 Charles William Russell and John Prendergast edited the eight-volume Report on the Carte Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library.

Manuscripts of works in the ars subtilior occasionally were themselves in unusual and expressive shapes, as a form of eye music.

Manuscripts are often, but not always, given illustrations, often lavish.

Manuscripts often have inscriptions, not necessarily contemporary, as to who commissioned them, and which church or monastery they were given to, but few dates or names and locations of those producing them.

Part of the support for research projects is given by external resources: Indian ( Universities, National Mission for Manuscripts, National Remote Sensing Agency, CEFIPRA ); French ( Universities, IRD, CIRAD, EFEO, CNRS, ANR, ANRS, MEDD ); International ( European and American Universities, European Union, World Bank, ILO, Ford Foundation, AUF )

The original scrolls of the Pnakotic Manuscripts are believed to be lost ( nevertheless, a copy may still exist in the Temple of the Elder Ones in Ulthar ).

Dučić's monographs about monasteries ( Tvrdoš, Žitomislić, Morača, Ostrog ) have not lost the cultural-historical value since science must further take some studies into consideration: Christmas in Montenegro ( 1867 ); Boka and Zeta ( 1875 ); Slav Manuscripts in the National Library in Paris ( 1889 ).

In 1933, Marcuse published his first major review, of Marx's Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844.

Before World War II, a facsimile of the Freising Manuscripts was published by Silvester Škerl at Akademska založba ( Academic Publisher ) in Ljubljana.

Thus far, Professor Skousen has published complete transcripts of the Original and Printer ’ s Manuscripts, as well as a six-volume analysis of textual variants.

A well-known scholar Luo Zhenyu edited some of the manuscripts Pelliot acquired into a volume which was then published in 1909 as " Manuscripts of the Dunhuang Caves " ( 敦煌石室遺書 ).

The last complete catalogue of his stock was published in 1887-88 under the title General Catalogue of Old Books and Manuscripts, in seven volumes, increased with subsequent supplements to twelve.

* Guide to the Jane Roberts Papers, Manuscripts and Archives, Yale University Library Archival Collection includes both published and unpublished materials

Manuscripts, 34, 209 ; twelfth century ; published by the Benedictines of Solesmes, with a complete facsimile and 200 pages of introduction by Dom Paul Cagin, in " Paléographie musicale ", V, VI.

When critics closed in and accused Samuel Ireland of forgery, his son published a confession – An Authentic Account of the Shaksperian Manuscripts – but many critics could not believe a young man could have forged them all by himself.

His theory of alienation, developed in the Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844 ( published in 1932 ), inspired itself from Feuerbach's critique of the alienation of Man in God through the objectivation of all his inherent characteristics ( thus man projected on God all qualities which are in fact man's own quality which defines the " human nature ").

* A guide to the works of Stephen R. Donaldson Manuscripts held by Kent State University Special Collections and notable published editions of each.

It is the principal respository of the Rosse Papers, an exhaustive calendar of which was published, following many decades work, by the Irish Manuscripts Commission in 2008, and which covers over four centuries of the Parsons family archive, and their related interests in Ireland and abroad.

Manuscripts 4992, 4994 ); his Journal of the Swedish Embassy … was published 1772 and re-edited by Henry Reeve in 1885 ( add.

He was the author of the Westover Manuscripts, published in 1841 under three titles, The History of the Dividing Line, A Journey to the Land of Eden, and A Progress to the Mines, and most famously, The Secret Diaries of William Byrd of Westover, all remarkable for their style, wit, keen observation, and intrinsic interest to all.

His other works, published in The Westover Manuscripts in 1841, include but are not limited to A Journey to the Land of Eden, A Progress to the Mines, and The Secret Diaries of William Byrd of Westover.

He has published widely on aspects of Pacific Islands history, was a co-founder of the Journal of Pacific History, and played an important role in establishing the Pacific Manuscripts Bureau.

The Holy Bible from Ancient Eastern Manuscripts ( commonly called the Lamsa Bible ) was published by George M. Lamsa in 1933.

The definitive text on Fraktur is widely considered to be The Fraktur-Writings or Illuminated Manuscripts of the Pennsylvania Germans, written by Dr. Donald A. Shelley and published by the Pennsylvania German Society in 1961.

In 1806 he published a collection of 149 traditional ballads and songs, along with two pleasing lyrics of his own, entitled Popular Ballads And Songs From Tradition, Manuscripts And Scarce Editions With Translations Of Similar Pieces From The Ancient Danish Language.

In 1931, Naojiro Murakami ( 村上直次郎 ) edited and published them under the title The Sinckan Manuscripts.

( The Yukti Kalpa Taru had been translated and published by Prof. Aufrecht in his ' Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts ').

In 1874, Burnell published a Handbook of South Indian Palaeography, characterized by Max Müller as indispensable to every student of Indian literature, and in 1880 issued for the Madras government his greatest work, the Classified Index to the Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Palace at Tanjore.

He accumulated over 20, 000 slips of paper in compiling this, which he published as A Catalogue of the Manuscripts preserved in the British Museum Hitherto Undescribed ( London, 1782 ).

The Humanists contend that ‘ Marxism ’ developed lopsidedly because Marx's early works were unknown until after the orthodox ideas were in vogue — the Manuscripts of 1844 were published only in 1932 — and to understand his latter works properly it is necessary to understand Marx's philosophical foundations.