Significados de precious manuscripts en inglés

You know that sometimes scholars have found some precious manuscripts in old monasteries.

Across his knees he held the box containing his precious manuscripts.

He booked his passage and sent his goods with all his precious manuscripts aboard.

This came at a real cost, as several actors drowned and precious manuscripts were lost in shipwrecks.

The desk was ripped apart by the lightning bolt and some of his precious manuscripts were burnt.

In the imposing National Library, full of precious manuscripts, is the museum of modern art-alsowithout a catalogue.

He gave away his money and sold his clothes, his furniture and even his precious manuscripts, that he might relieve distress.

He had a habit of sending his friends surprise presents through the post of musical instruments, precious manuscripts, food parcels and money.

The libraries of the convents of the various countries have been ransacked by savants and precious manuscripts have been brought to light.

Night after night he carried the precious manuscripts to his chamber, bringing them back and restoring them to their places every morning.

For centuries the desert city of Timbuktu was the intellectual centre of the Islamic World and a home to thousands of precious manuscripts.

But the nephew had moved the precious manuscripts in the library, and the pictures, even the piano, safely away before the Germans came.

And although in their flight they had to leave goods and wealth behind, the came laden with precious manuscripts from the libraries of Constantinople.

There still remained the precious manuscripts, and it had been the wish of Lord Oxford that books so carefully collected might not be dispersed.

Precious manuscripts were every day given to the flames and wantonly destroyed, seemingly for the mere pleasure of destruction.

"How aggravating." No matter how many rare books and precious manuscripts they'd relocated, I was absolutely sure Ashmole 782 was still here.