Sentences with BOUSTROPHEDON
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"The ancient Greeks used boustrophedon writing to create beautiful inscriptions."
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"The boustrophedon pattern was commonly used in weaving ancient textiles."
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"The archaeological team discovered a boustrophedon engraved tablet dating back to 2000 BC."
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"The boustrophedon style of calligraphy is quite challenging but visually stunning."
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"The text on the ancient monument was organized in boustrophedon lines."
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"The language written in boustrophedon format is no longer spoken."
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"The stone tablet features boustrophedon script in an ancient Mesopotamian language."
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"The boustrophedon pattern in this artwork symbolizes the eternal cycle of life and death."
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"The boustrophedon inscriptions on the Egyptian temple wall told stories of pharaohs and gods."
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"The scribe carefully followed the boustrophedon layout for the royal decree."
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"The ancient Greeks used the boustrophedon writing style."
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"The boustrophedon system was also used by the Etruscans."
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"The term 'boustrophedon' comes from the Greek words for 'ox' and 'turning'."
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"The boustrophedon script was used in some early Semitic writings."
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"The boustrophedon style can be seen in some ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs."
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"In boustrophedon writing, the direction of the text resembles the plowing path of an ox."
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"The boustrophedon technique made efficient use of space on stone tablets."
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"The complexity of boustrophedon writing made it less popular over time."
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"The oldest known boustrophedon inscription dates back to the 8th century BCE."
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"The boustrophedon method was eventually replaced by left-to-right writing in many cultures."
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"The boustrophedon system allowed for continuous writing without spaces or punctuation."
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"Some ancient Roman texts were written in boustrophedon style."
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"The boustrophedon pattern can also be observed in certain snake movements."
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"As a writing style, boustrophedon requires a careful eye to follow the alternating lines."
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"The boustrophedon script was eventually abandoned in favor of more easily readable formats."
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"The ancient Greek writing system used boustrophedon, which involved writing one line from left to right and the next line from right to left."
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"The term "boustrophedon" is derived from the Greek words "bous" meaning ox and "strophē" meaning turn."
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"The boustrophedon style of writing was also used in some ancient civilizations like Sumer, Assyria, and Hittite."
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"In boustrophedon writing, each line begins at the opposite side of where the previous line ended."
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"The boustrophedon method was used to conserve space and provide an aesthetically pleasing appearance on stone inscriptions."
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"The boustrophedon script fell out of use with the rise of new writing systems."
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"The Rosetta Stone contains inscriptions in Greek, Egyptian hieroglyphics, and a boustrophedon script called demotic."
