What does codexes mean?
Codexes means plural of codex.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
plural of codex.
Only eleven codexes form the division that is intitled CHRISTIAN I.
To discover and possess Greek codexes then became the ambition of every cultured person
The great body of Old English poetry is preserved in three volumes, or codexes, of miscellaneous content
Sarima drew her robes about her, and traced a pattern in the cold dust on a nearby stack of codexes.
We're still learning about this cache of codexes, and one thing we've learned is that they aren't all "Gnostic" in character.
But by the time we reach that telescope and the imaginative gallery it introduces, we have seen things even more remarkable: ornately decorated quadrants of enameled brass, metal calipers, arcane charts, minutely inscribed maps, spheres within spheres like compass roses from other worlds, codexes and manuscripts, cylinders, dials, rings, rods and boxes.
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Codexes means plural of codex.
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Only eleven codexes form the division that is intitled CHRISTIAN I.
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