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The most famous of these books or codices, according to Michael, is probably the Codex Florentinus in Florence. — EQMM, August 2005
The friar must have interpreted one of the codices, perhaps even that which came into Roche's possession, and been a devout religious who saw the gods of Mexico as demons and their customs as barbaric. — EQMM, August 2005
But he also relied on the wisdom contained in ancient codices, notably The Sigsand Manuscript. — F ;SF; - vol 098 issue 03 - March 2000
Along with Codex Tchacos (= the Gospel of Judas Codex), two other codices were found. — Evangelical Textual Criticism
Reeve also gives identifications of certain of Heinsius' manuscripts; when citing Heinsius' codices, I give the modern name when the manuscript has been identified and is still extant The greater number of the manuscripts dealt with have been corrected, some heavily. — The Last Poems of Ovid