unrolling of scrolls

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• COPPER SCROLL — COPPER SCROLL, designation popularly given to the document at qumran officially listed as 3Q15. It was found in March 1952 in Cave 3, about two kilometers north of Qumran, in a much deteriorated condition. The use of the term scroll is perhaps… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Ketef Hinnom — ( shoulder of Hinnom ) is an archaeological site near Jerusalem. The site consists of a series of rock hewn burial chambers based on natural caverns. In 1979 two tiny silver scrolls, inscribed with portions of the well known apotropaic Priestly… …   Wikipedia

• РАЗВОРАЧИВАНИЕ РУЛОНА — способ монтажа ёмкостей из листовых рулонных металлических конструкций, изготовленных индустриальными методами (Болгарский язык; Български) монтиране чрез развиване на рула (Чешский язык; Čeština) rozvíjení ze svitku (Немецкий язык; Deutsch)… …   Строительный словарь

• разворачивание рулона — Способ монтажа ёмкостей из листовых рулонных металлических конструкций, изготовленных индустриальными методами [Терминологический словарь по строительству на 12 языках (ВНИИИС Госстроя СССР)] Тематики строительные и монтажные работы EN unrolling… …   Справочник технического переводчика

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• Xia Gui — or Hsia Kuei flourished 1195–1224, Qiantang, Zhejiang province, China Chinese master of landscape painting. Xia served in the Imperial Painting Academy, and most sources agree that he followed the stylistic tradition of an earlier landscapist in… …   Universalium