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Meta-analysis of genetic association studies.Additional Information Requested at Submission.The discovery of these medieval manuscripts, the Biblioteca Batthyaneum said, resembles “one of Indiana Jones’ stories. It also says the team found “ several manuscript fragments that were kept inside parish records, the earliest of which is from the Carolingian era and may date back to as early as the 9th century.” The article published by explains the Biblioteca Batthyaneum, a branch of the National Library of Romania, announced the discovery on its Facebook page in early September, reporting “that the find included 139 printed books dating to between 14, two manuscripts from the early 16th century and about 60 more charters and other documents dating to between the 14th and 16th centuries.”
Dincă of Babeș-Bolyai University has discovered a trove of early printed works and medieval manuscript fragments dating back to as early as the 9th century. Margaret’s Church in Medias, a town in central Romania, is home to an Indiana-Jones-like archaeological find. Margaret in Medias date back to the 9th century. Some of the manuscripts found in the Church of St.
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