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- n. Plural form of papyrus.
Examples
“Egyptian papyruses with beautiful ceremonial reliefs graced the walls, as did peacock feathers and small figurines and masks from the motherland.”
“He said something about a magistrate being assigned to go through the scrolls and papyruses in your office ... but looking for what?”
Danielle Crittenden: Washingtonia: The Plot Thickens Against Carolus
“Yes -- I did write numerous papyruses on the matter but they were all burned.”
Danielle Crittenden: Washingtonia: The Plot Thickens Against Carolus
“It was as though historians of an ancient empire, having been forced to rely on a handful of personal papyruses and a few royal inscriptions ... had suddenly been handed a store of material by a conscientious time-traveler ....”
“It is mentioned in Egyptian papyruses, was well known to the Greeks, and a popular spice in Rome.”
Simon & Schuster: On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
“As for solid wastes, a cantrip recovered from ancient Egyptian papyruses was to turn them instantly into stone scarabs, the sale of which as collectibles ought to help the NASA budget.”
Operation Luna
“He occasionally had fleeting images of himself poring over papyruses in an ancient library in Alexandria or Athens.”
“There was an abundance, unheard of for those times, of objects of luxury -- rugs, glass, stuffs, papyruses, jewels, artistic pottery -- because they made all these things at”
“The scribes fell on their faces, gathered up their papyruses quickly, and bore them away in a twinkle.”
The Pharaoh and the Priest An Historical Novel of Ancient Egypt
“After Hiram's departure the heir shut himself up in the most remote chamber under pretext of reading sacred papyruses.”
The Pharaoh and the Priest An Historical Novel of Ancient Egypt
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