The earliest known manuscript of Beowulf was transcribed by two Anglo-Saxon scribes in the 10th century. The manuscript is known as the Nowell Codex or the Beowulf manuscript and is currently housed in the British Library.
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The earliest known manuscript of Beowulf was transcribed by two scribes around the year 1000 in Old English. It is commonly referred to as the Nowell Codex or Cotton Vitellius A XV.
The earliest known manuscript of Beowulf was likely transcribed in the late 10th century or early 11th century by an unknown scribe. The manuscript is known as the Nowell Codex or the Cotton MS Vitellius A XV. It is currently housed in the British Library in London.
It was burned in a library fire. that is not true. there was a fire in the library, though Beowulf was injured, it did survive the fire.
Manuscript is a noun, because a manuscript is someTHING. Manuscript is not an action, therefore it can't be a verb.
manuscript
The abbreviation for 'manuscript' is M.S.
The manuscript had to be completed by Friday
It is called an autograph.
Yes, any noun suitable for the situation may function as a collective noun; for example:a manuscript of errorsa manuscript of memoriesa manuscript of anecdotesa manuscript of mesdeeds
The ISBN of The Godwulf Manuscript is 0-395-18011-2.