Associations to the word «Codex»
Noun
- Parchment
- Gospel
- Nag
- Aleppo
- Epistle
- Manuscript
- Facsimile
- Papyrus
- Mayan
- Text
- Abyss
- Justinian
- Vinci
- Ca
- Syriac
- Scroll
- Horde
- Testament
- Luke
- Matthew
- Maya
- Mendoza
- Leonardo
- Scribe
- Athos
- Additive
- Liber
- Leningrad
- Vatican
- Kurt
- Numbering
- Pap
- Byzantine
- Miniature
- Constantin
- Apostle
- Tyrant
- Asher
- Fragmentary
- Mani
- Lesson
- Representative
- Montpellier
- Sinai
- Apocalypse
- Fragment
- Apostles
- Ms
- Ad
- Vat
- Bible
- Size
- Graz
- Rossi
- Cm
- Authenticity
- Gregory
- Uppsala
- Bede
- Canon
- Ars
- Fray
- Library
- Fol
- Monastery
- Leave
- Erasmus
- Cod
- Corpus
- Commentary
- Leaf
- Treatise
- Quran
- Iconography
Adjective
Wiktionary
CODEX, noun. An early manuscript book
CODEX, noun. A book bound in the modern manner, by joining pages, as opposed to a rolled scroll
CODEX, noun. An official list of medicines and medicinal ingredients
Dictionary definition
CODEX, noun. An official list of chemicals or medicines etc..
CODEX, noun. An unbound manuscript of some ancient classic (as distinguished from a scroll).
Wise words
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