On 6 June, The Elder Scrolls Online released the next chapter — The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind.
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They displayed their delicate works using hand scrolls or hanging scrolls with roller bars affixed to each end.
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After revealing an Elder Scrolls mobile game (did you really think he'd end on an Elder Scrolls mobile game?), he rolled all-too-brief teasers for two upcoming games: Starfield and The Elder Scrolls VI.
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That's why single player Elder Scrolls games are physics wonderlands full of opportunity, while the Elder Scrolls MMO is just another MMO.
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The Elder Scrolls: Legends The Elder Scrolls: Legends, yet another free-to-play game, will get a new expansion, too: Moons of Elsweyr.
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Elder Scrolls: Blades is something I never would have expected: a full-blown Elder Scrolls game that is mobile-friendly and playable with just one hand.
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The Elder Scrolls Online: Elsweyr There's new content here in The Elder Scrolls Online, Elsweyr, with more stuff on the horizon: the Scalebreaker and Dragonhold DLCs.
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The Elder Scrolls: Blades The Elder Scrolls: Blades, Bethesda's free-to-play mobile spin-off of the franchise, will be released on Nintendo Switch in fall 2019.
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When the first scrolls were discovered, Qumran was part of British Mandate Palestine; when the remaining scrolls were discovered it was part of the Jordanian occupied West Bank.
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Ruben Diaz scrolls and scrolls through the settings on his iPhone, trying to spot a glitch as he battles traffic on Bronx's Longfellow Avenue, hurrying between meetings and calls.
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"In a brief video depicting a sprawling landscape, Bethesda teased "The Elder Scrolls VI" — the next game in the "Elder Scrolls" series, and the first since 2011's "Skyrim.
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Yesterday was the 25th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls series, and Bethesda marked the occasion by making The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind on PC free for download through its store.
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The five scrolls represent a major proportion of the museum's 16-piece collection of Dead Sea Scrolls, acquired as part of the 40,000-piece Green family collection over the past decade.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition - Xbox One
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Bethesda officially announced the existence of the sixth game in its long-running Elder Scrolls series — known right now as simply The Elder Scrolls VI — at its E3 press conference this evening.
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Elder Scrolls: Legends – The mobile title is getting additional content.
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Elder Scrolls VI This one was a teaser, at best.
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Most other Gandharan scrolls known to scholars are more fragmentary.
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Above: the Morrowind expansion trailer for The Elder Scrolls Online.
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The scrolls were created in the 12th and 13th centuries.
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"Heal," Erin Tapley, fiber scrolls rendered in the marbling technique.
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Lads, I think we've found the other dead sea scrolls.
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After the initial discovery, no further scrolls appeared until 2002.
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A download list of Elder Scrolls mods is conspicuously absent.
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Fans or scrolls become part of a garment's postmodern architecture.
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One protester rolls a cigarette, another scrolls through his phone.
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The witness scrolls through, in hopes of recognizing the culprit.
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Today marks the 25th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls series, and our friends at Polygon note that Bethesda is celebrating by making The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind on PC free for download through Bethesda's store.
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The next Elder Scrolls game is a beautiful mobile RPG named Blades If you can't take the inevitable long wait for the Elder Scrolls VI, Bethesda is also bringing the series to mobile this year.
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But the content scrolls on, and we can't look away.5.
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Gone are the Buddhist ritual drums and traditional Chinese calligraphy scrolls.
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Propaganda posters and party symbols replaced calligraphy scrolls and ritual drums.
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Clusters of sculptural, gilded scrolls hang over the bar and lounge.
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A banner declaring "now with working email" scrolls across the top.
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But it feels faster to me, flying through scrolls and swipes.
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After a long day of excruciating social awkwardness, middle schooler Kayla Day (Elsie Fisher) hunkers down in bed and scrolls and likes and scrolls and stares in ways that'll be familiar to any devoted Instagram user.
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Elder Scrolls: Blades has a lot of other things going for it.
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And in her spare time, apparently, she scrolls through her Camera Roll.
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Make sure violent videos don't play automatically as your kid scrolls by.
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Oblivion has a strange place in the pantheon of Elder Scrolls games.
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He scrolls through Twitter hoping to find the woman of his dreams.
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In the beginning, papyrus scrolls gave way to bound pages of parchment.
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For some, the ancient scrolls and manuscripts will be the draw here.
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Ms. Kang often scrolls through posts while on the train to university.
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We made peace and placed the birch bark scrolls on the graves.
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Check out the first teaser for "The Elder Scrolls VI" right here:
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That information doesn't disappear on Facebook — it just scrolls out of view.
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Eight Torah scrolls important to the congregation were among the artifacts saved.
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His complex images bring to mind centuries-old emaki, or illustrated scrolls.
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"There was a big market that was ready for an Elder Scrolls game on consoles," he said, noting that single-player Elder Scrolls games like Skyrim and Oblivion had huge audiences on the Xboxes and PlayStations of yesteryear.
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She then scrolls through a series of ultrasound images saved on her phone.
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After being charred in the eruption, unpacking the scrolls' secrets has proven fleeting.
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All the notes on my phone are just scrolls of verses and stuff.
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His passions for artist books ranged from Japanese scrolls to contemporary printed ephemera.
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The scientists have plans to X-ray the scrolls in Naples this year.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is coming to the Nintendo Switch this year.
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Morrowind. I am not one of those Morrowind-or-bust Elder Scrolls fans.
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They were able to trace the extensive family tree through 13 genealogy scrolls.
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Nexus Mods illustrates this well, particularly in games like Elder Scrolls and Fallout.
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Fans of all things Elder Scrolls got to fill their boots three ways.
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Are Fallout and Elder Scrolls underwriting creative experiments like The Evil Within 2?
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"What do you think?" the friend asks, as they gaze at the scrolls.
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Gordon eagerly scrolls through her phone to show me photos from the gallery.
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The experts say this new method may make it possible to read other ancient scrolls, including several Dead Sea scrolls and about 300 carbonized ones from Herculaneum, which were destroyed by the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D. 79.
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More scrolls with more leaves were created in the weeks of crisis that followed.
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The Elder Scrolls: Blades is out on mobile devices on Sunday night, for free.
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Synchrotron radiation has, for example, been employed to read scrolls too delicate to unfurl.
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And scientists use new technology in an attempt to "unravel" some ancient Roman scrolls.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim feels like it's been ported to almost every platform.
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In the immortal words of the Sacred Scrolls, all of this has happened before.
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Another offered up a mod entitled "Sackman" from the DragonPorn Elder Scrolls fansite. Yikes.
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Like the other Elder Scrolls games, Oblivion turns the player into a regional fixer.
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Officials went door-to-door stripping decorative scrolls bearing the cross from home entrances.
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His technique should be usable on other damaged scrolls, of which archaeologists have plenty.
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More interesting than the scrolls, though, are the books left behind by previous adventurers.
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Panicked, I begin to read the scrolls I picked up in the library earlier.
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She scrolls through pictures of the two of them on her private Instagram account.
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Oblivion raised the bar in Elder Scrolls presentation but fudged much of the detail.
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"I'll have to read my scrolls on my own," he said, a little forlornly.
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Police said the man "damaged several Jewish relics," but the Torah scrolls were unharmed.
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Orthodox men, distinguished by their prayer shawls, payot, and traditional dress, carry Torah scrolls.
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According to co-author Pnina Shor, director of the Dead Sea Scrolls Project at the Israel Antiquities Authority in Jerusalem, when the scrolls were first excavated, a team member brought in the box of charcoal chunks and asked her to scan them.
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Today it is printed on scrolls and distributed, a gift to everyone in the room.
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The Dragon Age and Elder Scrolls games are both series my mother would have loved.
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Crews installed various pieces of hardware to help connect the canvas and the giant scrolls.
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This turns into a direct correlation to the RPG-style choices of Elder Scrolls games.
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The best part, though, is just seeing the Elder Scrolls world translated into card form.
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This time, it's Elder Scrolls: Blades, which just recently launched in open beta on mobile.
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One of the newly discovered scrolls contains text written in ancient Aramaic, and not Greek.
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To understand that perspective, it's important to understand what the Dead Sea Scrolls actually are.
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Much of the text is as close to readable as actual unharmed Dead Sea Scrolls.
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Sound also fades in and out as one scrolls through videos in news feed now.
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The museum's exhibit on the Dead Sea Scrolls hasn't been as easy to nail down.
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He scrolls through Twitter hoping to find the…Read more ReadWhat&aposs the Horniest Animal?
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It'll be released on June 27 and bring in The Elder Scrolls universes' Khajiit race.
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The museum, not unfamiliar with scandal, failed to perform due diligence before showcasing the scrolls.
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Camryn has mimed pedophilic sex hundreds of times over Elder Scrolls mods or Second Life.
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I'm not a morning person so I try to sleep while he scrolls through Reddit.
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Across the yard, white-suited figures squinted at cloths held aloft like enormous medieval scrolls.
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LaTurbo: We see in museums now torn parchments, scrolls, ancient wrappings of lives and histories.
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The dining room is through an archway with decorative scrolls and has picture-rail molding.
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Every new Elder Scrolls game begins with me brushing up on the lore of Tamriel.
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Why the scrolls are so coveted Discovered 70 years ago in caves around Qumran, the Dead Sea Scrolls are among archaeology's most significant scriptural finds, containing the oldest versions of the Hebrew Bible and other Jewish texts that date to the time of Jesus.
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The quiz feeds you ten images of text on a Dead Sea Scrolls-type aesthetic backdrop.
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You may remember Draugr from Skyrim, and arguably The Elder Scrolls was closer to the mark.
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Harrison is depicted working on an elaborate tabletop clock, surrounded by instruments and scrolls of paper.
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The centerpieces of the show are two paper scrolls, each nearly 50 meters (~164 feet) long.
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There's a sequel to Doom, a new Elder Scrolls, and a brand-new franchise called Starfield.
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Some distribute scrolls of paper tied with ribbons, bearing photocopied prayers and testimonials written in longhand.
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You know when he scrolls two years back on someone's feed, he isn't watching his thumbs.
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In Diablo II, players rely on scrolls that open these portals to travel quickly between places.
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These platforms also allow videos to start playing automatically as soon as a user scrolls by.
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We revere it like the Dead Sea Scrolls, but use it as a living, working document.
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I made this sampler instrument with Ableton Live that scrolls through 100 different instruments at random.
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Important research continues to be conducted on the scrolls by American, Canadian, European, and Israeli scholars.
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Whenever you receive an alert or a call comes through, the information scrolls across the display.
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You&aposll select all the photos in the current location as the iPhone scrolls through photos.
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Through a spokesperson, Green declined to comment on the news about his museum's five fake scrolls.
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One of the Ryot staffers scrolls around on her laptop's trackpad to simulate the 360-degree effect.
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Other games that include similar mechanics are the Rune Factory series and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
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The logos similarly had two columns on each side, with flames and scrolls in almost identical fashion.
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He scrolls through WhatsApp, a messaging service, bringing up a slick video forwarded into his church group.
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Wallace takes the man's phone, scrolls to the settings, and ticks the Wi-Fi box, connecting him.
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Bethesda has made a name for itself with series like The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Doom, and Wolfenstein.
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Viewers hoping to see news about Elder Scrolls VI or Starfield may be out of luck, though.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is one of the most beloved video games of the last decade.
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For example, The Elders Scrolls V: Skyrim VR and Fallout 4 made me feel a little nauseous.
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Regardless, just think, your DNA essentially contains ancient scrolls with evolutionary epics waiting to be read. [eLife]
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Their catalogue also includes a few non-Steam games, like Overwatch, Elder Scrolls: Online and EVE: Online.
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There are scrolls containing incantations I can't read, and I put them in my pockets for later.
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Once you're recording, the button pulsates red and a waveform scrolls along the bottom of the app.
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He stands inside the company's booth, near a handful of playable stations for The Elder Scrolls: Legends.
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"We have never found something as striking as this," an expert on the Dead Sea scrolls said.
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Maybe the fragments do not come from Qumran, where most of the Dead Sea Scrolls were found.
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Although Green is an evangelical Christian, the museum boasts the world's largest private collection of Torah scrolls.
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Elder Scrolls fans would lament the loss of Morrowind's varied biomes, its giant mushrooms, and monstrous wildlife.
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The Elder Scrolls remains locked in a Morrowind-shaped prison, doomed to keep referencing itself for eternity.
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Some scrolls held by Israel were purchased in legal transactions in the years immediately following their discovery.
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To devotees of Duchamp, among the 20th century's most influential artists, it's a Dead Sea Scrolls moment.
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Then, he scrolls through Facebook, where he's read stories about refugees who commit violent crimes against women.
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It tells the tale of 10 ancient scrolls and a trader named Hafid, who reveals their wisdom.
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Scrolls of papyrus were portable; Roman commanders used them as the equivalent of paperbacks, tucked into pockets.
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Some scrolls contain the earliest known fragments of what would become revered as Jewish and Christian Scripture.
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We pop open our favorite apps like Twitter or Imgur, and relax with a few scrolls or swipes.
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The nearly 2,000-year-old scrolls gave religious scholars a new trove of information on the Hebrew Bible.
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Based on the little I played, I don't think Elder Scrolls: Blades is going to have that problem.
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The Elder Scrolls Legends, DOOM VFR and Creation Club (more on that in a second) all got longer.
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They've failed to understand what, exactly, made the Dead Sea Scrolls so worth having in the first place.
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The stylish one shoulder gown featured pink and orange sequin scrolls and a chic tie at the waist.
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Bednarek will show how exploits could be used on Elder Scrolls Online, Dark Age of Camelot, and Wildstar.
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Apple also did a demo from Bethesda showing off the A12 powering the new Elder Scrolls Blades game.
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The city is Solitude, capital of Skyrim, the setting for the popular fantasy roleplaying game The Elder Scrolls.
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What's more, the team has offered new ways of understanding the aging of these scrolls for the future.
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He scrolls through pictures of his family, shows me a photo of his wife and his six kids.
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Founded in the 21th century, the Monastery of Sant Cugat ushered in Spain's era of ink and scrolls.
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Green has declined to say how much his family spent for the 16 fake Dead Sea Scrolls fragments.
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This excavation made headlines worldwide for its claimed discovery of a twelfth Dead Sea Scrolls cave at Qumran.
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The authentic scrolls were discovered by the Bedouin and by subsequent archaeological excavation in the 20023s and 1950s.
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Anne Gilman's super-sized scrolls feel like hand-drawn maps, perhaps charting a journey through a metaphysical region.
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Or you can consult scrolls in the restricted section of the library for a look at Season 7.
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He's also enormous, slabs of muscle straining against his uniform as he scrolls through text messages for hours.
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They're managing software developers, monitoring their clicks and scrolls and docking their pay if they work too slowly.
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A voice-over details the objects on view, including artifacts like pottery, scrolls, farm tools and baking ovens.
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Bethesda Softworks (DOOM, Fallout 4, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition, Dishonored: Definitive Edition)Silence right now.
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It's one of those stories that people retell around the campfire; it's written down in so many different scrolls.
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The team also found the cloth coverings and the leather strap that bound the scrolls the jars once held.
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There's Scrolls, which looked like a fascinating take on collectible card games until Blizzard's Hearthstone crushed it into oblivion.
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Personally, games like Fable, Elder, Scrolls III: Morrowind, and Psychonauts would be enough to sell me on the feature.
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The willing customer scrolls through Yelp reviews until they find the lowest rated of one particular kind of business.
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One exception is the scrolls of Herculaneum, which were charred through, due to the heat of the falling ash.
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She scrolls listlessly through social media, occasionally allowing herself to be outraged by opinions she does not agree with.
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Marie scrolls through all the faces Sara has encountered in recent days, and finally comes upon Trick's mischievous smile.
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I found myself asking this with January 31's announcement of the newest expansion for Elder Scrolls Online (ESO).
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To commemorate the factory's opening, we commissioned a Chinese artist to paint seven scrolls for the seven board members.
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It compares and contrasts the transition from scrolls to books in ancient Rome to today's shift to e-books.
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Scholars say this remarkable new technique may make it possible to read other scrolls too brittle to be unrolled.
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One girl in the short film, for instance, scrolls through her smartphone and thinks she's found a girl surfing.
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If anything, he looked closer, examining the spelt so carefully, so faithfully, he might have been reading ancient scrolls.
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He spent three years learning the orasho from books based on crumbling 18th century scrolls that he still owns.
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The map is a xylograph print that spans eight scrolls, each of which measures roughly 196 by 52 centimeters.
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When all the scrolls are assembled, the entire map measures about 14–15 feet wide and 6.5 feet long.
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At age 24, I picked up my first Xbox 24 and a copy of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.
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As of yesterday, the full game is available via a 564 MB download from the Scrolls of Lore forums.
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Israeli authorities claimed to have found new fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls in the Cave of the Skulls.
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No, he said, we had to attach the scrolls to something, or they would blow away in the wind.
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Dr. Seales has spent 14 years developing a technique for reading ancient scrolls that are too fragile to unwrap.
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It houses more than 500 biblical artifacts and texts and the world's largest private collection of retired Torah scrolls.
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In November, liberal rabbis carrying Torah scrolls led a protest at the wall, known in Hebrew as the Kotel.
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A cavernous ark holds dozens of Torah scrolls collected from Alexandria's other synagogues that have been sold to developers.
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At some locations, non-playable characters are seen performing tasks like baking bread, tilling a field or inscribing scrolls.
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Austin: Outer Worlds had one, multiple of the Fallout games have had them, Elder Scrolls games have had them.
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She has Pokémon cheat codes bookmarked on her browser; she takes BuzzFeed quizzes and scrolls through Harry Potter Tumblrs.
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Also in attendance was ZeniMax, the parent company of developer Bethesda, which makes the "Fallout" and "Elder Scrolls" franchises.
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I (writing for Mashable) was pretty hard on The Elder Scrolls Online when it launched, and for good reason.
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We still have papyrus scrolls from Ancient Egypt; I can't play the minidisc I have from 12 years ago.
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However, other grants over the previous five years are notable for work on academic projects not directly connected with the museum's collection: $20123,22012 for publication of excavations at Tel Miqne-Ekron in Israel; $2990,22011 to the Dead Sea Scrolls Foundation, a nonprofit that has funded the scholarly publication of the scrolls since 1991.
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For some reason, its homepage is a map of the globe on which a list of nations scrolls ever downward.
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The master of whispers scribbles a bunch of raven scrolls telling of Jon's parentage and rightful claim to the throne.
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The scrolls were discovered in a series of caves near the Dead Sea between 1947 and 1965 by Bedouin shepherds.
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Spero's scrolls "Masha Bruskina/Vulture Goddess" (1996) and "La Folie III" (2002) form the backbone of this expansive group exhibition.
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When Elder Scrolls: Blades starts to roll out later in 2019, the one-handed option will be my go-to.
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Maybe the scrolls he was assigned to transcribe as "punishment" hold some clues about the creepy ice humanoids up north.
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Maybe Bethesda will pull a real surprise and announce something crazy, like Fallout 133 or a sixth Elder Scrolls game.
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The ancestors of Marden's drawing papers are scrolls inscribed with the Cold Mountain poems that led him to Chinese calligraphy.
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Elder Scrolls: Blades for Switch – The mobile game is heading to Switch this fall — and best of all, it's free.
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The controversy over the Dead Sea Scrolls is about more than just the Green family's academic rigor, or lack thereof.
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Fable Fortune arrives in a post-Hearthstone world, after competitors based on Elder Scrolls and Skylanders (among others) have surfaced.
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A module inviting you to sign up or log in scrolls with you persistently as you move down the timeline.
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A recent Center for American Progress report on the accrediting group scrolls out a long list of incompetence and wrongdoing.
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Some scholars say they're fragments from the renowned Dead Sea Scrolls, Jewish texts that date to the days of Jesus.
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That's an unusually high percentage considering that less than a quarter of all known Dead Sea Scrolls pertain to scripture.
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To determine whether the Greens' fragments are forgeries, they need to be compared to a larger sample size of scrolls.
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The rest of this tale is presented to him as translated ancient journals written on scrolls made of human skin.
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By the age of three, he could recite lengthy Chinese poems from the calligraphy scrolls that hung in his home.
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The list expanded into a Google spreadsheet that included games like Civilization VI, Kerbal Space Program, and Elder Scrolls Online.
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Archaeologists discovered a cave in the Judean desert that is thought to have housed a collection of Dead Sea scrolls.
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There was plenty of expectation for an Elder Scrolls reveal this year, but did it have to be so short?
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We see him doing just that: obsessively cutting up and dipping potatoes in paint, stamping them onto scrolls of paper.
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The show, features a selection of work from 2006 to the present, including new scrolls created specifically for this exhibition.
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Since that time, more than 75 purported Dead Sea Scrolls (including the MOTB purchases) have appeared on the antiquities market.
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They also include shunga, scrolls depicting sex acts between men and women, men and men, and (rarely) women and women.
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In the woods of Vermont, my cousin and I gathered scrolls of birch bark that had fallen to the ground.
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It's the wall of text that everyone scrolls past as fast as possible, because it's purposely written to be inscrutable.
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There's a bunch of musical pieces to choose from, and the sheet music scrolls along the bottom of the app.
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They also hid the Holocaust Torah scrolls, brought from a community in Czechoslovakia that had been destroyed by Nazis, offsite.
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"So far all we've announced is ESO's [Elder Scrolls Online] support," said Bethesda VP of marketing and PR Pete Hines.
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By the time the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in the 1940s, "a Bedouin and a cave" was already a mythic cliché in find stories of manuscripts, as Mroczek notes — leading one prominent scholar at the time (Solomon Zeitlin) to dismiss the Dead Sea Scrolls as fake because the discovery story conformed to the myth.
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This lighthouse, as seen in the video game Elder Scrolls, was so massive it had to be built in three stages.
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In games like The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, Red Dead Redemption, or the sandbox games that Bioware make, morality is a variable.
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Back from the dead A new Dead Sea Scrolls cave, full of scroll storage jars and other antiquities, has been found.
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The twin 45-foot-tall metal scrolls were assembled so the painting could be rolled, using a rail system with trolleys.
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Back from the dead A new Dead Sea Scrolls cave, full of scroll storage jars and other antiquities, has been found.
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In past centuries, books and scrolls preserved the knowledge of our ancestors, even though they were prone to damage and disintegration.
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Late-night scrolls through our feed have now turned into the ideal time to scoop up the baubles we've been craving.
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A year ago, writer Patrick Lenton shared a story on Twitter about finding a dog in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
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Traditionally these scrolls were often displayed in temples and shrines, as not-so-subtle reminders of the consequences of immoral behavior.
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Now scientists from the Italian National Research Council believe they've found an aspect of the scrolls that may make them readable.
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When he sees an embarrassing blog, he scrolls down the page, then back up, then zooms in on the cringiest part.
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And Bethesda ended with promises of Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6, projects that we know are a long time away.
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The epic music from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is still hard to top, even nearly five years after its release.
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The Elder Scrolls series of first-person RPG games are some of the most popular and beloved games in the genre.
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The video above features Malmberg and Ophrei Drangar performing "Dragonborn," that oh-so-memorable tune from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
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This sense of sublimated mourning is dramatized in several monochromatic paintings that feature tightly rolled canvas bundles, looking like ancient scrolls.
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Instead, much like picking up items in an Elder Scrolls game, objects only move when they're being accelerated with your mouse.
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First-person and open-world games like Elder Scrolls have struggled to find a home on mobile consoles in the past.
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Doom Eternal and Wolfenstein: Youngblood are the big titles for Bethesda this year, plus Elder Scrolls Online and Fallout 76 updates.
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The first thing most Elder Scrolls players started doing in Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim — he picked a whole load of mushrooms.
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Seven years later, some teens (again) discovered the Dead Sea Scrolls in a Jericho cave while looking for a lost goat.
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The accessibility of Oblivion propelled The Elder Scrolls from a niche PC gaming pastime to a sat-on-the-sofa phenomenon.
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The remastered "Special Edition" of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is released for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on October 28.
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The scrolls then could have moved into monasteries, the authors write, where they'd have been exposed to moisture and changing temperatures.
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The world is seen in two hemispheres — each 1.5 square meters in diameter — that take up the six inner six scrolls.
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Bethesda's upcoming "Special Edition" remaster of the 2011 Elder Scrolls game will support the earlier version's mods with only minimal hassle.
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Only a handful of the scrolls were found intact; most are fragments that scholars have reconstructed into hundreds of different manuscripts.
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In traditional Japanese scrolls, the ultimate form of art for that medium is when there is no painting on the scroll.
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Thousands upon thousands of irreplaceable scrolls, books and letters burned when Julius Caesar set fire to the fleet of Ptolemy XIII.
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He could have made a dozen or more of these scrolls, but he was too restless to do it again. 221.
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For years, attentive visitors noticed signage stating that testing was underway to determine whether the museum's Dead Sea Scrolls were authentic.
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The results are complex, otherworldly ink drawings on books, calendar pages, and rice paper scrolls, on view at the Drawing Center.
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Exhibit closed The new Bible Museum in DC had to pull five of its Dead Sea Scrolls artifacts because they're fakes.
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If you're anxiously waiting for the next Fallout or Elder Scrolls or whatever else, this is the experience you're looking for.
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Dizzy, sweaty, and yawning, Sakinyan scrolls through the game's menus at a rapid clip before pausing and quietly talking to themselves.
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When the Elder Scrolls Online first game out, criticisms swirled about how it allegedly failed to live up to its Elder Scrolls moniker, whether it was in the way you couldn't strike out in any direction you wanted as in Skyrim, or in the way it locked you into classes despite an otherwise great deal of freedom.
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DEAD SEA SCROLLS DISCOVERY: TECH REVEALS HIDDEN SCRIPT There have been a number of fascinating finds in the region in recent years.
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As Hiroshi scrolls through his phone, Sorbello talks about the desire for intimacy with androids—something he's clearly thought a lot about.
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The organization decided those were the most inclusive designs after considering other options that would have featured a person holding the scrolls.
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Photo: Dima YarovinskyMade up of colorful scrolls cascading down a wall, artist Dima Yarovinsky's installation "I Agree" is beautiful—at face value.
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When Lionel scrolls through images of society members, he sees the quintessential faces of Ivy League privilege: young, white, floppy-haired men.
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The happiest surprise for fans could come with any news about the Elder Scrolls 210, the much-anticipated follow-up to Skyrim.
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Still, Bethesda confirming that the game is indeed in development should be enough to get the legions of Elder Scrolls fans excited.
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" John Kasich On how difficult it can be to make sense of hospital bills: "It's easier to interpret the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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So if you all of a sudden see this text in front of you—it's like the Dead Seas Scrolls for Israel.
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But on this day in January, as he scrolls through his Facebook newsfeed searching for fun after school, he finds fear instead.
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The scrolls, over 2,000 years old, are actually a collection of more than 900 different texts in tens of thousands of fragments.
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And pretty soon, I couldn't make it three Instagram scrolls without someone — predominantly Black women — talking about how great the line was.
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The studio has already confirmed it's working on another Elder Scrolls, but they take their time; Thomas probably has a few years.
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The number that scrolls across the bottom of the screen is long, without cease, maybe the longest single number I've ever seen.
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Reported by Kotaku, a mod built for Bethesda's beloved Elder Scrolls game allows you to replace tankards with the dastardly coffee cup.
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The only evidence of Gracie's time in China was some books and a pair of scrolls that hung on an orange wall.
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"Any reputable Bible museum almost has to have Dead Sea Scrolls," said David Trobisch, the Museum of the Bible's director of collections.
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Young artists can draw on their imaginations in designing fabric covers for their creations and then complete the scrolls by attaching bells.
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The oldest of those scrolls is over two centuries old, hails from Germany and is written in a very rare handwriting style.
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So was the Bluebird's elegant proscenium arch, draped in lyrelike ornamental scrolls, painted gold, and framed by balconies faced with golden swags.
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The works looked like ancient scrolls or steles, and from afar I was unsure if they bore a real or invented language.
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Ancient hieroglyphics and scrolls have survived centuries, but digital storage is fragile, the files easily swept away or locked up in encryption.
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Walking around the village, he stops periodically to take selfies and post them on Facebook, and he scrolls through his feeds compulsively.
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The team behind blockbusters like "Fallout 4" and "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" have an entirely new game franchise in the works.
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For context, the only Elder Scrolls game I played before Blades is Skyrim, which is one of my all-time favorite RPGs.
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But it's also the game that took "The Elder Scrolls" series from a beloved, somewhat popular franchise into a straight-up blockbuster.
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Moreover, locally copying the contents of Wikipedia is relatively trivial compared to the scribes copying the scrolls at Alexandria 2,000 years ago.
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Scrolls painted with rainbow, hieroglyph-like messages unfurled next to star-dotted paintings of black circles and squiggly cutouts of glistening, holographic paper.
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Even the messenger birds seem to be out there breaking the sound barrier in order to deliver scrolls within a matter of minutes.
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Today at Sony's E3 2017 press conference, the studio announced it would be rereleasing Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim on PlayStation VR this November.
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Part of the appeal of the Elder Scrolls universe is the role-playing, the building of your particular character's skills and play style.
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The marquee tag is a bit of HTML that lets you create text that scrolls from left to right or right to left.
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It's powerful enough to run The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and also features its own, detachable micro-controllers for more party-like settings.
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There aren't ancient Harry Potter temples or scrolls now, "But we have Harry Potter World, which is a church, of sorts," Zoltan said.
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A lot of scrolling: "The average person scrolls through 300 feet of mobile content every day," said Andrew Keller, Facebook's Global Creative Director.
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On February 6, Hot Pepper Gaming uploaded its its final episode, a tear-filled video about The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's recent remastering.
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One of the most startling projects involving multispectral imaging is the continuing work by the Israel Antiquity Authority on the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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Just before the closing credits of the film, "Spy Nation," a list of the names of the falsely accused scrolls down the screen.
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Before the scrolls were discovered 70 years ago, the earliest and most complete version of the Hebrew Bible was from the 213th century.
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At a media tour this week, six fragments were displayed in the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit, including three that Davis' suspects are forgeries.
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Cancel all your plans for Thursday night because Bethesda is taking over, starting with the first entry in the Elder Scrolls series, Arena.
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Some scholars estimate that as many as 70 forged fragments, purportedly part of the Dead Sea Scrolls, have hit the market since 2002.
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Like the ownership of the Dead Sea Scrolls, the legitimacy of archaeology in the West Bank has been constantly in question since 203.
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The rogue is quickly clawed to the ground and killed, at which point Vincke realizes the party has run out of resurrection scrolls.
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You start each game with a series of cards face-up, which represent things like gold, weapons, enemies, health, and special magical scrolls.
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The community has another long list of expenses, from the ark for the Torah scrolls to a sophisticated security system, Ms. Aouate said.
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Unlike Facebook, ZeniMax is not household name, but many of the games it publishes, including Fallout and Elder Scrolls, have a passionate following.
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The basic goods of Jewish religious life — such as kosher meat and candles, Torah scrolls, and Jewish calendars — were often hard to find.
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The objects — whether statues, sculptures, ancient scrolls, an emperor's throne, ghostly textiles or imperial robes, demand attention and respect in their own right.
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When Brian was younger, he'd sit and watch his father play games, and specifically remembers spending hours with The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.
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The American coffee giant is opening its latest outlet on Friday, in a century-old Japanese townhouse, complete with tatami rooms and hanging scrolls.
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And while we already knew it was coming, based on the original video, Bethesda Game Studios confirmed The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is coming.
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The current version – which is constructed with diamonds shaped into tulips and stars surrounded by attractive scrolls – was probably finalized sometime in the '30s.
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As she slips into another option, her assistant and close friend Victoria Villarroel scrolls through her phone, looking up her own old prom pictures.
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Take Bethesda: its "Bethesdaland" E3 invite shows off some of the developer's biggest franchises, including Dishonored, Doom, Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Prey, and Quake.
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The scrolls remained buried in a villa in Herculaneum, believed to be associated with Julius Caesar's family, until they were re-discovered in 1752.
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The results disappear with an accompanying sound effect as the pages scrolls up and down, reliving the cliff hanger ending from the previous film.
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When salesmen told him they didn't accept art, he would point out the beauty of official notes, with their scrolls and arrow-clutching eagles.
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Her junior associate Erin scrolls through an Atlantic feature on whether women can have it all while on her way to a midnight meeting.
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Bethesda, maker of such giant franchises as The Elder Scrolls, Dishonored, and Fallout, hosted hundreds of people inside a miniature theme park named Bethesdaland.
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We even saw a preview of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim and NBA 2K17 in the initial game trailer, which is a good sign.
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If any of you here ever get a hospital bill, it's easier to interpret the Dead Sea scrolls than to understand your hospital bill.
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Perhaps the sound of "the Academy" conjures up a set of cloaked figures roaming through damp medieval hallways, holding long scrolls and heavy tomes.
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Within was a trove of scrolls but sadly, though the ark had protected them from the worst of the blaze, they were badly scorched.
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On the first day of every Hebrew month, they have tried to hold a festive prayer, with their own Torah scrolls by the wall.
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I'd lift the phone from my pocket, and within a few scrolls through my Twitter timeline, I was already tired of holding it up.
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"Today, corruption is poisoning our democracy," she says in the video, as footage of Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell, and other Republican leaders scrolls by.
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Originally released in 1994, The Elder Scrolls was a massively popular RPG that gave millions of users an outlet for their bloodlust for fantasy.
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Centineo is less a presence on our daily social media scrolls, and his name is no longer one I hear uttered in everyday conversation.
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It, too, is densely annotated with text, though most of that is contained in 14 cartouches, eight of which lie in the outermost scrolls.
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With Elder Scrolls expected run times all 22 minutes or shorter, you'll undoubtedly be seeing some impressive glitch exploits in these classic fantasy RPGs.
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Israel claims a right to the scrolls because they are ancient Jewish manuscripts, but Christianity and Islam are also heirs to ancient Jewish tradition.
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And MOTB now points to the role that Kipp Davis, a Dead Sea Scrolls expert on their publication team, has played in revealing forgeries.
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I am a standup comic and did not go to medical school, despite the many scrolls I may currently be doing across social platforms.
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Consider how much visual info your brain is processing at it scrolls through a Facebook feed or scans your home screen for app notifications.
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Mr. Comey dominated The Times's home screens, she noted, with nothing about the Brits visible for two full scrolls down on the web page.
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Yoram Meital of Ben Gurion University, to help A Drop of Milk catalog thousands of Jewish scrolls and other relics in Cairo's shuttered synagogues.
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Cheriyal scrolls painted on traditional khadi cloth formed colorful backdrops for storytellers whose narrative occupation gradually vanished as movie theaters and televisions crept in.
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The game has no subscription fee; its online store offers XP boosts, cosmetic items, and other minor bonuses just like The Elder Scrolls Online's.
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She offers a meticulous account of the object's predecessors, from cuneiform tablets and scrolls to incunabula (early forms of the printed codex) and manuscripts.
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The most famous example are the Dead Sea Scrolls, reportedly found by a Bedouin shepherd following a stray goat into a cave at Qumran.
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This year, though, demos of The Elder Scrolls: Legends playable on the E3 show floor proved that Bethesda didn't create a mere me-too game.
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Earlier this week, Bethesda Softworks gave fans two big virtual reality announcements: VR versions of beloved RPGs Fallout 4 and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
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With the publisher committed to Elder Scrolls Online, I wonder if it may be a while before we see another formal entry in that franchise.
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In many cases, this means over-the-shoulder shots of Sophia's colorful iBook as she scrolls through comments from adoring MySpace friends and angry customers.
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And yet here's Matt Firor, game director of ZeniMax Online Studios' Elder Scrolls Online, telling me that things are actually getting better for his game.
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The show featured Rozeal's Japanese-inspired graphic scrolls, Tim Okamura's painterly realism, and Ebony G. Patterson's baroque fiber-based wall installations celebrating Jamaican dance culture.
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When placed in a webpage, the model could be animated similar to a GIF as a user scrolls to indicate it's an interactive 3D model.
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The next installment of Bethesda's long-running Elder Scrolls series was designed as a mobile game, the company said today during its E3 press conference.
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Starfield wasn't the only tease from Bethesda: the developer also revealed The Elder Scrolls VI, the next major entry in the fantasy role-playing series.
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After all, Atlas Rises offers a single main questline, not the dozens of major and minor threads of an Elder Scrolls game (or similar RPG).
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If the procedure works, we could be the first generation of people to read those scrolls since they were essentially annihilated nearly 2,000 years ago.
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The niches in the wall were likely "cupboards for the scrolls," Dirk Schmitz, an archaeologist at the Roman-Germanic Museum in Cologne, told The Guardian.
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In 2017 his team discovered remains of storage jugs in a previously-unexcavated cave at Qumran, though any scrolls they may have held were missing.
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Of course, down on the third floor, I will do something very different with these scrolls, and the words "carefully" or "effectively" will not apply.
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"Dead Sea Scrolls" makes a sharp left turn into classic rock, with a chorus of ba-ba-bas and synthetic vocal stutters skipping over guitars.
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The décor is posh, the bar is open, and a TV screen scrolls through news headlines and social media postings from the citizens of Gotham.
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The Israeli Antiquities Authority keeps a tight hold on most of the Dead Sea Scrolls, displaying them in the Shrine of the Book in Jerusalem.
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Now, when you scroll through the spreadsheet, the top row that was visible will remain fixed while the rest of the spreadsheet scrolls under it.
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Towards the end of the episode, Elodie scrolls through Zoey's Instagram feed to reveal her friend back in New Mexico is actually dating someone else.
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The rare scrolls dating back to the 19th century tell the stories of once-thriving Jewish communities in Europe that were wiped out, says Silver.
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My thumb scrolls miles through the city dump of my email account for a phone number I'd spoken to Kurt on a few years back.
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Especially delightful was a lovely pale pink tea dress with baroque scrolls, putti, and vegetable-clad gods framing a one of Sherman's celebrated film stills.
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Printed on Japanese paper, its long composition and foggy image — which seems to almost blend photography with watercolor — recall the sparse landscapes of Japanese scrolls.
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Apart from minor cosmetic tweaks, the form has barely evolved since the codex first arose as an appealing alternative to scrolls around 2000,000 years ago.
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The Dead Sea Scrolls were originally discovered in caves by a Bedouin shepherd shortly after World War II, who reportedly then sold them for $35.
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Today, most of the scrolls are currently housed in the Israel Museum in West Jerusalem, with a few dozen in the Jordan Museum in Amman.
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The publicity for the new project, like the first Operation Scroll, insists that this is an urgent matter, a race against looters for new scrolls.
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The museum showcases a variety of Christian and Hebrew biblical artifacts, including fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls and a Bible brought on the Mayflower.
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In an app store search for "period tracker," Natural Cycles shows up several scrolls down, below more favorably reviewed apps like Flo, Clue, and Eve.
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Researchers and technology companies are tracking users' social media posts, calls, scrolls and clicks in search of behavior changes that could correlate with disease symptoms.
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Pull up a video on YouTube that scrolls through the score as the music play and find the opening of this Adagio (at 12:22).
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The Museum of the Bible knew that the fragments might not be authentic Dead Sea Scrolls from the beginning, but it still accepted the donation.
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Long after scrolls and folios supplemented our brains, court poets, priests and wandering bards recited poetry in order to entertain and connect with the divine.
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A lot of your work in this series seems to be very text based, with Arabic texts printed or written onto scrolls or sculptural objects.
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ZeniMax, parent company of the developer of the "Fallout" and "Elder Scrolls" franchises, has Trump's younger brother, Robert S. Trump, among its board of directors.
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Scholars have theorized that forgers write on top of ancient scraps of papyrus or leather, making the scrolls appear authentic until the ink is tested.
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Each day since Hussle's death, more of his words surface like Dead Sea Scrolls and shed light on the secular scriptures he spat in rhyme.
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Men and women are segregated by a partition and, as in Orthodox synagogues, women may not lead or perform prayers with Torah scrolls and prayer shawls.
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We're now realizing it's as possible to get addicted to these buttons, clicks, screens, and scrolls as it is to get hooked on nicotine or heroin.
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In fact, it drives her downright crazy when she scrolls through social media and finds those kinds of photos, since she knows it's all a façade.
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If you are looking for something with more meat on it, The Elder Scrolls Online and Final Fantasy XIV both have beefy expansions coming this month.
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The latest Qualcomm Snapdragon processor is also included, so I could play some of the latest games like Elder Scrolls: Blades with the graphics on high.
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A cute day, maybe a Saturday morning, sipping a couple of flat whites and reading the paper while your partner absentmindedly scrolls on their smartphone. Dreamy!
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Halo 3, Assassin's Creed, Fallout 3, and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion will all include tweaks that push the on-screen pixels to nine times more.
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Elder Scrolls Blades is a first-person role-playing game for Android and iOS that will feature console-quality graphics and a variety of combat styles.
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Then there's the Yuan dynasty, and once again the art was different with all the scrolls and the embroidery — we're very big on embroidery, as well.
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The other scrolls found at the site don't contain any recognizable texts, and are instead inscribed with unknown symbols, possibly representing astrological signs or cosmic forces.
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Fans are champing at the bit for any news on the Elder Scrolls 6, and it's been a few years since the company brought back Doom.
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The fragile, golden and silver scrolls - which once unrolled look like rectangles of foil similar in size to a sweet wrapper - may never be fully understood.
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Some are several feet wide and double-sided; they have the visual impact of antique, painted scrolls, and their panoramic scenes have a cinematic quality, too.
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Beneath the soil in Cologne, Germany, lies a bibliophile&aposs dream: an ancient Roman library that once held up to 20,203 scrolls, according to news reports.
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In Doom you'll be fighting off demons, but with a pinball, while Elder Scrolls will include the ability to craft weapons and buy and sell goods.
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Like Elder Scrolls games, and unlike previous Zeldas, the world of Breath of the Wild is littered with items for Link to stash in his inventory.
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His expanded inventory also gives Link another way to replenish lost health borrowed from the likes of The Elder Scrolls games — shoveling food into his face.
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Its file on the activist-actor-singer scrolls past on two immense screens like giant microfiche and is also heard on a soundtrack, redactions and all.
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Zilberstein talked about the papers and the historical figures and objects he longed to explore: Nietzsche, Mozart's Requiem, Orwell, the Brontë sisters, the Dead Sea scrolls.
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There, painted-over mezuzas are still visible in the doorways, containing scrolls of Hebrew verses that Kalman and Regina Epstein kissed every time they walked by.
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But then Bedouin shepherds stumbled on the scrolls, hidden away for nearly 250,212 years in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
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According to Tov, the Kandos listed the fragments as coming from "Qumran Cave 4," one of the 11 caves where Dead Sea Scrolls have been discovered.
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In the Snohetta-designed architectural showpiece she asked about an empty niche and learned it was a memorial space where the ancient scrolls would have gone.
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Online platforms constantly collect data on users: what is clicked on, how fast a person scrolls past a post, what video a person stops to watch.
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The sleeper hit is the rich candele, sweet with carrots, charred scallions, Fresno chilies, pancetta, and yogurt, the perfectly al-dente scrolls pulling it all together.
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Since 2002, more than 70 fragments purportedly part of the famous Dead Sea Scrolls were sold, many to American evangelicals, according to Norwegian scholar Arstein Justnes.
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Currently, it's being piloted in Chicago with a handful of high-profile partners, including the NFL and Bethesda, the game developer behind Fallout and Elder Scrolls.
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But then Bedouin shepherds stumbled on the scrolls, hidden away for nearly 2,000 years in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
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Inside, an abundance of hanging scrolls, ceramics, woodblock paintings and silk screens fills its five stories; a well-tended garden and a cafe are in back.
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Above is a shallow dome which is the base for three rather mutilated scrolls in the shape of acanthus leaves that stand about three feet high.
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Half the screen is covered by maroon-and-purple stripes, and, often, a neon-yellow "alert" scrolls across the right-hand corner, unconnected to any news.
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Drawing from Zen Buddhism, East Asian scrolls, and calligraphy, his evocations of the primordial landscape to create ethereal, minimalist abstractions have been compared to Mark Rothko.
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Here's a guy playing "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" in the back of a cab as an example of what you can do with this thing.
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They immortalized the event in woodblock prints and watercolor scrolls, and the images proved so popular that versions were produced and disseminated over the following decades.
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"Crew Love" is among the most important of the many scrolls issued on Take Care, an ode to planetariums, dodging unwanted social interactions, and plastic explosives.
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Scrolls and plaques, also with inscriptions, hang by hooks from the tree trunks, and in front of each tree is a curious, symmetrical landscape, perhaps a cemetery.
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At the time the library announced it was going to make the scrolls available, the scholars had only completed a third of the translation over 40 years.
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Mr. Shi acknowledges the influence of the Chinese tradition, particularly how his images cannot be read all at once, like scrolls, but he's not actively mimicking it.
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As the video goes on, PartyNextDoor hangs at a bar with friends (Big Sean and Jhene Aiko make cameos), while Jenner, home alone, scrolls through her phone.
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Charred scrolls were recovered from the town library in 1752, and Italian scientists just discovered it might be possible to use X-ray technology to read them.
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Every once in awhile, but much more often than he'd like, Avi Ehrlich scrolls through Instagram and stops at a targeted ad for his own clients' work.
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This is how Ms Shafak's book gets its title, and its conceit, as the dead-but-not-dead Leila scrolls back through the story of her life.
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Myer Myers, a colonial silversmith who was a member of the congregation, created elaborate silver-and-gold finials, known as rimonim, to adorn Yeshuat Israel's Torah scrolls.
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Twenty-one-year-old Daham Hassaki deftly scrolls from one screen to another as he plots positions on a Google map and sends text messages to headquarters.
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"The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" just got an upgraded re-release on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and that same version may also launch alongside Nintendo Switch.
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Unlike the Elder Scrolls or Grand Theft Autos, which seemed to invite critical prodding, tactics games were rarely objects of inquiry when I was a young player.
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Though the word "archivist" may conjure images of dusty stacks of books and crumbling scrolls, the reality of the job is one of discovery, surprise, and collaboration.
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It's got enough power to play games like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim or NBA 2K17, but it's also got uses as a party-friendly gaming device.
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The Dead Sea scrolls, those found at Qumran and elsewhere around the Dead Sea, contain versions quite similar to the Masoretic text but with many small differences.
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But other evangelicals, including a Baptist seminary in Texas and an evangelical college in California, have paid millions to purchase similar pieces of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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But most of the Green's fake fragments are leather, not parchment like the rest of the Dead Sea Scrolls, according to the report by Art Fraud Insights.
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For example, many thangka scrolls include a blue and green landscape, evidence of the aesthetic influence of China that became apparent as early as the 15th century.
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It looks "Japanese" in an archetypical sense rather than a concrete one, its form alluding to everything from torii gates to bamboo shoots to bunched-up scrolls.
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The Art Institute handles these scrolls with some discretion, laying them flat in narrow spaces behind larger painted screens, so the exhibit remains appropriate for all ages.
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Camryn soon upgraded to Morrowind, the third game in the action role-playing series Elder Scrolls, which back in 2002 operated at the cutting edge of customization.
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The Resy app and website boast that you can make a reservation with two taps on your phone (although a couple of scrolls may also be required).
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The fact that this is considered a steal at $999.99 makes the sale price of $2563 seem like magic that even the Elder Scrolls universe can't achieve.
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I didn't realize that the Japanese had to work hard to get their art recognized by the West since they didn't consider their dividers and scrolls art.
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"My biggest concern with any of the academic institutions buying these scrolls is that they excite the market, and when you excite the market, you excite forgers."
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Steve Green, the Bible museum's evangelical founder and chairman, would not say how much his family spent for the 22002 Dead Sea Scrolls fragments in its collection.
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I was struck by this section's hanging scrolls, especially those by Ike No Taiga (1723–20113) and Tachihara Kyōsho (1785–1840) from the Edo period (1615–1868).
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Bethesda talked up some of its biggest — and in some cases, newest — franchises at its E3 2019 press conference on Sunday, touching on Fallout, Elder Scrolls, and Doom.
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I read that the Reishi mushroom, specifically, was depicted in Taoist scrolls as a bridge between heaven and Earth, and believed to bring the dead back to life.
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Machine learning can help trace the ink While in England using the Diamond Light Source, Seales' team scanned four single-page fragments as well as closed-up scrolls.
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It is no secret that I regard all the "Dead Sea Scrolls" fragments in this book as modern forgeries (a view shared by Torleif Elgvin and Michael Langlois).
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Though the Elder Scrolls games had ranged combat in the form of magic and bows, guns exhibit a unique, gravity-like force that rearranges what is around them.
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As the note scrolls, the hackers warn that their leaks will "confront your empire," and that fans will blame HBO for the ensuing chaos, instead of the perpetrators.
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Players of Elder Scrolls games have sunk hundreds of hours into past titles, so the idea of spending some time to hone a strategy won't faze those fans.
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But the show is blunt about where its true heart lies: The search for the scrolls is really an excuse for the characters to spend more time together.
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Photo by Benedetta Argentieri / VICE News Now his collection includes over 5,000 manuscripts and scrolls, he said, but he was also able to save paintings, statues and relics.
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Many of the works in the exhibition are actually collaborations: Sōtatsu worked frequently with, among others, the calligrapher Honami Kōetsu to produce painted scrolls, screens, and poetry cards.
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Whether or not those scrolls will ever emerge isn't the point; it's the action of continuously sharing knowledge through currently available mediums, and for the Khalils, that's film.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Prague's medieval Old-New Synagogue received two new Torah scrolls on Sunday, the first ones since World War Two shattered the country's once-thriving Jewish community.
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"In the last few years we noticed new pieces of scrolls and parchments arrive on the black market," said Oren Gutfeld, an archaeologist at Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
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The President ultimately chose a classic motif that includes sea scrolls and encompassed leaves surrounding floral medallions reflecting the flora and fauna of the Rose Garden, Botello said.
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In Season 7 episode 2, "Stormborn," those details are all in written form — scrolls, texts and other communication between living characters (hopefully) or the books that guide them.
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"The paralysis you feel right now -- the impotent helplessness that washes over you as news of another mass slaughter scrolls across the television screen -- isn't real," Connecticut Sen.
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" Michelle Stuart, 83, whose earth-rubbed scrolls are featured in Hauser Wirth & Schimmel's exhibition, said, "It's really hard to get dealers to ask a lot for women's work.
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In late 33, as he was finishing up production on the role-playing game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, the programmer Jean Simonet started feeling severe stomach pains.
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These are hung near some 50 Japanese prints that played a role in the development of van Gogh's distinctive style, as well as Japanese lacquerwork and painted scrolls.
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ERIK THOMSEN In "Taisho Era Screens and Scrolls," extraordinary Japanese screens from the early 673th century combine Western approaches to color and anatomy with traditional perspective and design.
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A few of the scrolls make learned allusions to religious and literary texts: Tamura Suio's "Courtesan and Elephant" (1716), for example, references Yoshido Kenko's Essays in Idleness (c.
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We've reached out to Splash Damage and Elder Scrolls publisher Bethesda Softworks, employers of two of the accused, and will update this story if we receive a response.
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The museum said that these fragments were part of the Dead Sea Scrolls, discovered by a shepherd who fell into a cave near Israel's Dead Sea in 1947.
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LOS ANGELES — Before the end of this year, people will be able to play the popular open-world action game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in virtual reality.
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He was an academic, and his apartment was filled with genteel clutter—calligraphy scrolls on the wall, rosewood furniture, a grand piano, and sheet music covering every surface.
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Assumed to be the earliest public library in Germany, it's reported that the massive building is up to 2,000 years old and likely held up to 20,000 scrolls.
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Recently the museum, as reported by Michael Press for Hyperallergic, has engaged in what appears to be illegal archaeological activity on occupied lands and fake Dead Sea scrolls.
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Boardman of Gettysburg said cyclorama workers in the 1880s typically used a pulley system and worked with wooden scrolls that had to be moved as the painting was rolled.
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"It was like witchcraft," says Daniel Trolie, a teacher and student from Norway who used AI to update the visuals of 2002 RPG classic The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
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And obviously, for the gamers who have loved this universe since the days of Morrowind and Daggerfall, Legends can help help tide you over until Elder Scrolls VI happens.
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While we didn't learn any more about Starfield or The Elder Scrolls VI — both of which were teased last year — Bethesda's E3 keynote today still had some great reveals.
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Additionally, there'll probably be more information on the Nintendo Switch port of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim that Nintendo briefly showcased when it launched the Switch earlier this year.
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Religious instruments like ... Torah scrolls are not goods or services like lodging or transportation necessary for full participation in public life So too, the argument goes, with wedding cakes.
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The central idea of season two is a treasure hunt for some magical scrolls that will hopefully revive the lodge, which has become a shadow of its former self.
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Also included are 12 traditional lacquer panels, a long interview with the artist detailing his process and motivations, and a video slowly panning the entire length of the scrolls.
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With so many stories combined into just two scrolls, Quach has tried to ease the reading by separating figures and events with ethereal clouds of yellow, green, and blue.
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Next to an old Spanish oven from 1986, Germán Torres, in a grey beanie and apron, scrolls through a playlist, eagerly searching for his next rock song to queue.
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Whatever he's up to, it involves looking through Maester Luwin's old scrolls — and/or setting up Arya to think that's what he's doing — and paying off lots of informants.
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You're the consumer who wants to see the new thing from us, like Starfield, or you're the fan of Elder Scrolls, and you really wants that core experience back.
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The Museum of the Bible announced Monday that at least five of its Dead Sea Scrolls — among the most valuable and historically significant items in its collection — are fakes.
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Rather, Baden says, the museum's signage and curatorial approach emphasize not the diversity represented in the Dead Sea Scrolls, but their similarities to the contemporary Christian Bible known today.
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These announcements are definitely a bit of goofy fun for Tesla — Howard joked with Musk that they might try and bring The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to the car.
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Wearing a KEEP AUSTIN BEAUTIFUL shirt and cargo shorts, he balances a laptop on his left palm while his right hand scrolls around a map of an Austin neighborhood.
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At the end of Shrill's second episode, Annie, played by Aidy Bryant, scrolls down to the comments section of her first article and finds a photo of a pig.
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In these games, the Assassin's Creeds and the Elder Scrolls, it's not a miracle if the player survives an encounter; it's a surprise if the encounter survives a player.
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When modder BlackBaron2 loaded up The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and found the same thing, it was finally too much, leading them to create the "unsexy" mod for Oblivion.
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Next will be huge glass screens that cover entire walls, flexible ones that can be rolled up like scrolls and windows that operate like giant sunglasses for the office.
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Along with ancient scrolls, Bibles and prayer-books, planned features include "The Nazareth Jesus Knew", with costumed actors in a recreated first-century synagogue, village square and carpenter's shop.
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Every smart, dorky, nerdy, awkward or otherwise "different" girl these days has great role models to look up to whenever she turns on the television or scrolls through Netflix.
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When modder BlackBaron2 loaded up The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and found the same thing, it was finally too much, leading them to create the "unsexy" mod for Oblivion.
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"Never in our wildest dreams did we think anything would come of it," said Pnina Shor, the head of the Dead Sea Scrolls Project at the Israel Antiquities Authority.
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For the first time, Bethesda was genuinely gunning for the console market—however, these guys achieved it, they had to sell The Elder Scrolls to living rooms, not desktops.
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The Screen Off Memo, which was introduced in an earlier version, now scrolls up to 70 pages, so you can pen that novella all without ever unlocking the phone.
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Day and deep into night, she scrolls through screen after screen of images — celebrities, cartoons, celebrity cartoons, stranger selfies — sprinkled with hashtags, online handles, candy-colored effects and emojis.
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Between 13 and 21, Hobby Lobby purchased a total of 22002 fragments claimed to be from 216,000-year-old scrolls hidden in the Qumran caves by the Dead Sea.
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" One bit of ad copy claimed "2264,1203-year-old nutritional scrolls that biblical scholars recently uncovered are bringing new hope to Americans who struggle with knowing what to eat.
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Another recent federal court decision — which grew out of an academic debate about the origin of the Dead Sea scrolls — could shed some light on what that might mean.
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Among the objects was a pair of decorative knobs with attached bells made of silver and gold designed to top the shafts around which the Torah scrolls were rolled.
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New Delhi, India — Sitting on a wicker chair in her East Delhi office, Kavita Krishnan readjusts her glasses and scrolls through Twitter, surveying the latest slew of abusive messages.
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The single set, of his own design, resembles two Japanese scrolls unfurling to the floor, where they join to form a runway much like the hanamichi used in Kabuki.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU officials proposed new rules on Thursday to stop traders smuggling ancient scrolls, artworks and other antiquities into Europe, an illegal trade they said was funding militants.
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He revels in the stream of praise from his most loyal followers, on paper or as he scrolls through his phone early in the morning and late at night.
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Found 70 years ago in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea, the scrolls are considered one of the 20th century's most important archaeological discoveries.
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For one, many of the fragments bear snippets from the Hebrew Bible, which is unusual because less than a quarter of all known Dead Sea Scrolls pertain to Scripture.
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The fire left the synagogue in ruins, but WCCO reported that firefighters were able to save several religious relics including eight Torah scrolls that are important to the congregation.
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Admittedly, if one scrolls down there are other images to see, ones which do visually illustrate the ethnic diversity being extolled by the NPR article and the museum's leadership.
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Earlier still, the Christian theologian Origen (early 3rd century CE) had reported the find of scrolls in jars in the same region, though there is no mention of caves.
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Matias has also made tremendous contributions to the digital preservation of historical artifacts — from the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Nelson Mandela Archive to the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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If he's not working on the company website or managing their social media feeds, he scrolls through his email inbox reading report after report of encounters that have turned ugly.
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The Dead Sea Scrolls, composed of hundreds of manuscripts and thousands of fragments of ancient Jewish religious texts, were discovered in the West Bank by Bedouin shepherds in the 1940s.
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A few scrolls through the Instagram feed of an account associated with the name and there the picture was, between another protest image and a photograph celebrating a soft drink.
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In the occupied West Bank, a tent used as a synagogue near an Israeli outpost was the target of a suspected arson attack in which several Torah scrolls were burned.
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Previously Elder Scrolls Online operated under a subscription system like World of Warcraft, but after the shift, players only had to buy it once and then play when they chose.
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If there is no description, Instagram will automatically identify what's in a photo using object recognition technology, then read its automated description of a photo aloud when someone scrolls by.
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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is quite a bit larger at 1.7 square miles, and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim even bigger still at a whopping 15.1 square miles.
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Taking two years to complete, the scrolls tell Vietnamese history from the Hùng kings in the 3rd century BCE to the Le Trung Hung period that began in the 1500s.
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A graphite and gold-leaf line travels like a crack across many hanging scrolls of Denril vellum, swerving in unpredictable ways from the upper to lower edge of its support.
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It's where LeBron James thumbs through Mario Puzo's The Godfather, or Giannis Antetokounmpo scrolls up and down his iPhone, searching for a new song to trumpet through Milwaukee's portable speaker.
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"I shouldn't have treated her so poorly," your ex will say as he scrolls past the picture of you getting cozy with one of the nicest men in hip-hop.
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There are tons of options for etched glasses online featuring all kinds of logos are references to games, including this pint glass etched with the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim logo.
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"It still looked like a chunk of charcoal," Pnina Shor, curator and head of the Dead Sea Scrolls Project at the Israel Antiquities Authority, said on the call with reporters.
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Nearly five years after it first came out, Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim continues to have a very impressive fan base that keeps the game pretty through HD mods.
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Related: Flower Artist Grows a Garden of Leaf People [Exclusive Video] Enter Takashi Murakami's World of Anime Scrolls and Otaku Demons Mud Paintings, Icicle Sculptures, and More Temporary Nature Art
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The shopkeeper at a vape store closes up wearing the pair of sunglasses he got in New York with an electronic marquee; "EXCLUSIVE VAPE AND GLASS" scrolls over his eyes.
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Nearby, a man I would later learn is a prominent local vampire and ghost tour guide scrolls through his iPhone 6, tapping the screen with Nosferatu-like sharpened black fingernails.
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The Dead Sea Scrolls are among archaeology's most significant scriptural finds, containing the oldest versions of the Hebrew Bible and other Jewish texts that date to the time of Jesus.
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The $500 million Museum of the Bible, which opened to great fanfare last Saturday in Washington, D.C., boasts 13 fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls among its most cherished displays.
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Each side seeks to bolster its case by hauling out documents so old and long-ignored that they are about as relevant to this emergency as the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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The teahouses, in particular, fostered mingling between classes, often resulting in the writing of poems, some of which — including one signed by a powerful daimyo — were inscribed onto bijinga scrolls.
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There's no rappelling into caves to uncover buried scrolls, no prowling the ocean floor in spherical subs, no tuning of immense, underground magnets in the hunt for ghostly subatomic particles.
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Meanwhile, some Buddhists use prayer wheels containing scrolls printed with sacred words and believe that spinning the wheel has its own spiritual efficacy, even if nobody recites the words aloud.
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There are only two known scrolls produced by the artist, and this one (referred to as "Wood and Rock") is the first to ever appear at auction, according to Christie's.
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You don't get her notifications or personal messages, mind you, but you do get to mindlessly scroll the same feed of photos that she (or her personal assistant) also mindlessly scrolls.
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She's also lent her voice to The Elder Scrolls video game series along with other actors like Kate Beckinsale and Alfred Molina, and popped up on a few episodes of Supergirl.
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All of the exploring, scavenging, tinkering, clutter, and heroic individualism of the Elder Scrolls series meant that the Bethesda framework was primed for an amoral wasteland wanderer to come strolling through.
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The singers begin by performing in unison an a cappella version of the melancholy Beatles classic "Yesterday," their eyes attuned to screens hanging above them, across which the musical score scrolls.
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Today, game-focused art gallery Cook & Becker announced its latest series, which explores The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, with concept art featuring everything from elaborate elven temples to snowy mountain conflicts.
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The most popular designs and motifs include names, animals, mythical creatures (dragons and unicorns are especially voguish) and Christian symbols such as crosses, rosary beads and scrolls with verses from scripture.
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A before and after feature scrolls back and forth between an original pencil sketch and a finished watercolor, showing how Bauer brought the biodiversity of Australia to life on the page.
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They were thick, plush, patterned in frilly florals and scrolls, and came in either a serious-looking palette of brown and gold or eye-scorching fluorescents (and never anything in between).
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