Trivandrum Public Library

1. The city's libraries include the British Library and Trivandrum Public library, which was started in 1829.

Fragments

1. Seven of the nine surviving manuscripts and fragments now reside in the British Library.

Central London

1. The station is situated in the St Pancras area of central London between the British Library and King's Cross station. (Web site)

Codex

1. In 1933, the Soviet Union sold the codex to the British Library for £100,000.

London

1. Other instrumental traditions are hinted at by the monophonic, untexted dances in a manuscript now in London (British Library, add.
2. The British Library in London in particular has a comprehensive list of links to very useful sources of patent databases and other information.
3. The atlas is on display at the British Library in London to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy.

National Library

1. The National Library of Wales (1907) at Aberystwyth, like the British Library, receives copies of virtually all books published in the United Kingdom.

Library

1. The British Library obtained the poem from the Cotton Library, and Sir Robert Cotton obtained it from a library in Yorkshire. (Web site)

Cambridge University

1. In England, the British Library has some Keats manuscripts (including 'Hyperion') while Cambridge University holds the 'Ode to a Nightingale' manuscript. (Web site)

Free Service

1. A free service to allow you to find out what material is held in the major Reference and Document Supply collections of the British Library.

Years Working

1. Anonymously working in the British library, Marx spent many years working on his theories about the inevitable overthrow of Capitalist society. (Web site)

Codex Sinaiticus

1. The Codex Sinaiticus made its way to Russia, and in 1930 Stalin sold it to the British Library.

British Museum

1. British Library in London created in 1973 by the British Library Act of 1972 (Originally part of the British Museum founded 1753).

Lindisfarne Gospels

1. Illuminated in the Hiberno-Saxon style, the Lindisfarne Gospels (now in the British Library) show the fusion of Irish, Classical, and Byzantine elements.

Joint Project

1. Donated to the British Library in 1994, they are now being studied in a joint project at the University of Washington [7].

Manuscripts

1. British Library: Lost Gardens - Illustrations from manuscripts and early printed books dig into the story of gardening.

Illuminated Manuscripts

1. For 18 years she served as curator of illuminated manuscripts at the British Library, where she remains part-time promoting the collections.

British Library

1. British Library, Harley 1775 is a Gospel Book produced in Italy during the last quarter of the 6th Century.
2. Front Page: 100 Years of British Newspapers is a new exhibit that recently opened at the British Library in London.
3. The Lindisfarne Gospels now reside in the British Library in London, somewhat to the annoyance of some Northumbrians. (Web site)

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