These two manuscripts were used as the basis for many future copies.

It has been much prized because of its excellent and clear type; but no manuscripts were used in its preparation.

The manuscript is used in discussion about the Tetragrammaton.

This suggests that the manuscript was used at one point in church.

While in the Netherlands the manuscript was used by Erasmus.

Even manuscripts whose primary value is historical in nature must not be used in a solely secular manner.

The preserved manuscripts were used to publish the translation, with detailed expert notes, in 2000.

The manuscript was used by other historians, but was not published until the twentieth century.

The manuscript may have been used at the work's premiere, in 1824, and it was the basis for the first printed edition, in 1826.

The manuscript was divided into several parts and was used as raw material for the production of new volumes.