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inscription /in·scrip·tion/ (-skrip´shun)
1. a mark, or line.
2. that part of a prescription containing the names and amounts of the ingredients.
in·scrip·tion (n-skrpshn)
n.
The main part of a prescription, indicating the drug or drugs and the quantity of each to be used in the mixture.
inscription
1. a mark or line.
2. that part of a prescription containing the names and amounts of the ingredients.


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Harland's work is part of a broad scholarly movement that is currently using the analysis of large quantities of inscriptional evidence to challenge long-held positions which are essentially based on the classical education tradition with its emphasis on literary and juridical sources.
Associations, Synagogues, and Congregations: Claiming a Place in ... by Oakes, Peter / Biblical Theology Bulletin
This practice renders existing knowledge of African art problematic, precisely because the forms attributed to them in the discourse and interpreted as their canonical forms are often documents of specific historical perception locked into the inscriptional mode of Western production of knowledge.
The historical life of objects: African art history and the problem ... by Ogbechie, Sylvester Okwunodu / African Arts
Three appendixes--Personal Names in the Book of Jeremiah: Inscriptional Evidence (the longest entry is about the 7th/6th century Baruch ben Neriah ben Mahseiah seal impression), the Dramatis Personae in the Book of Jeremiah, and Haplagrophy in Jeremiah 1-20--as well as an Author Index and a Scripture Index round out the readable volume.
Jeremiah 1-20. A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary by Bartusch, Mark W. / Currents in Theology and Mission
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