tenth-century

These and other terms seem to be used more or less interchangeably, and all sorts of instances of the miraculous were, apparently, accepted unquestioningly: as a tenth-century BCE bumper sticker might have put it, “Miracles happen.”

In the Valley of the Shadow James L. Kugel 2011

But by then the search for food and drink had led me to Mutanabbi Street, named after the famous tenth-century Iraqi poet who had once boasted his verse was so powerful that the blind could read it and the deaf could hear it.

Day of Honey Annia Ciezadlo 2011

Sometime the very letters become decorative designs (see the elaborately ornate and well-nigh illegible initials in the Harkness Gospels from tenth-century Brittany, or the large word panels in the thirteenth-century German Hebrew Xanten Bible, or the stunning calligraphy of the fourteenth-century Turkish Qur'an).

The New York Public Library: All That Is Godly Must Glitter The New York Public Library 2010

These and other terms seem to be used more or less interchangeably, and all sorts of instances of the miraculous were, apparently, accepted unquestioningly: as a tenth-century BCE bumper sticker might have put it, “Miracles happen.”

In the Valley of the Shadow James L. Kugel 2011

Sometime the very letters become decorative designs (see the elaborately ornate and well-nigh illegible initials in the Harkness Gospels from tenth-century Brittany, or the large word panels in the thirteenth-century German Hebrew Xanten Bible, or the stunning calligraphy of the fourteenth-century Turkish Qur'an).

The New York Public Library: All That Is Godly Must Glitter The New York Public Library 2010

Sometime the very letters become decorative designs (see the elaborately ornate and well-nigh illegible initials in the Harkness Gospels from tenth-century Brittany, or the large word panels in the thirteenth-century German Hebrew Xanten Bible, or the stunning calligraphy of the fourteenth-century Turkish Qur'an).

The New York Public Library: All That Is Godly Must Glitter The New York Public Library 2010

These and other terms seem to be used more or less interchangeably, and all sorts of instances of the miraculous were, apparently, accepted unquestioningly: as a tenth-century BCE bumper sticker might have put it, “Miracles happen.”

In the Valley of the Shadow James L. Kugel 2011

But by then the search for food and drink had led me to Mutanabbi Street, named after the famous tenth-century Iraqi poet who had once boasted his verse was so powerful that the blind could read it and the deaf could hear it.

Day of Honey Annia Ciezadlo 2011

Sometime the very letters become decorative designs (see the elaborately ornate and well-nigh illegible initials in the Harkness Gospels from tenth-century Brittany, or the large word panels in the thirteenth-century German Hebrew Xanten Bible, or the stunning calligraphy of the fourteenth-century Turkish Qur'an).

The New York Public Library: All That Is Godly Must Glitter The New York Public Library 2010

These and other terms seem to be used more or less interchangeably, and all sorts of instances of the miraculous were, apparently, accepted unquestioningly: as a tenth-century BCE bumper sticker might have put it, “Miracles happen.”

In the Valley of the Shadow James L. Kugel 2011