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Scroll

A scroll (from Old French: escroe or escroue), also known as a roll, is a roll of papyrus, parchment, or paper containing writing.

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History

Roman portraitureFrescosPompeiiLaurel wreathsRotulus
10 related topics

Modern technology

Virtual unfoldingEn-Gedi ScrollHerculaneum papyri
3 related topics

Structure

Writing materialBoustrophedon
2 related topics

Replacement by the codex

Julius CaesarChristians
2 related topics

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Structure

History

Rolls

Chinese "whirlwind book"

Scotland

Replacement by the codex

Modern technology

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Scroll

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples67
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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Scroll

Top relations

related to Replacement by the codex · 22
Scroll → All, As, But, Christian, Christians, Codex, Eventually, Further, Gaul, German Buch, Julius Caesar, Latin, Roberts, Roman, Scrolls, Several Christian, Skeat, Stemming, Suetonius' Divus Julius, The
related to Modern technology · 15
Scroll → Bressingham, China, Diss Heywood, En-Gedi Scroll, England, Europe, Herculaneum, Israel, Jordan, Mongolian Buddhist, Pompeii, The, Unlike, Virtual, X-ray
related to history · 10
Scroll → AD, Eastern Mediterranean, Egyptian, Even, Israelites, Parchment, Roman, Romans, Scrolls, The
related to Scotland · 7
Scroll → Clerk, In Scotland, Register, Rolls, Rotulorum Clericus, Scrow, There
related to Rolls · 6
Scroll → Early Modern, Europe, Historians, Rolls, Shorter, West Asian
related to Structure · 4
Scroll → Depending, Scrolls, Text, The
related to External links · 2
Scroll → Digital Scrolling Paintings ProjectEncyclopaedia, Romana
see also · 1
Scroll → Speech

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Important terminology

codex scrolls used parchment writing book rolls may unrolled papyrus pages one bound roll paper also reading rolled form term

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Scrollrelated to External linksDigital Scrolling Paintings ProjectEncyclopaedia0.60section
Scrollrelated to External linksRomana0.60section
Scrollrelated to historyScrolls0.60section
Scrollrelated to historyEastern Mediterranean0.60section
Scrollrelated to historyEgyptian0.60section
Scrollrelated to historyParchment0.60section
Scrollrelated to historyIsraelites0.60section
Scrollrelated to historyRomans0.60section
Scrollrelated to historyAD0.60section
Scrollrelated to historyRoman0.60section
Scrollrelated to historyThe0.60section
Scrollrelated to historyEven0.60section

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