And how might this be a palimpsest of what happened somewhere long ago?

这是不是可能是很久以前某个地方发生的事情的缩影呢？

The result was a kind of palimpsest of London's industrial boom.

其结果是伦敦工业繁荣的缩影。

The truth is that this world of adaption has made him into a palimpsest.

事实是满世界的改编使他成为了一个重体。

The truth is that this world of adaptation has made him into a palimpsest.

事实是，所有的改 使他成为了物。

15. Perhaps the most famous example is the Archimedes palimpsest.

也许，最出名的例子就是阿基米德的重本。(Archimedes 阿基米德 单词不熟。

A manuscript page that was written on, erased, and then used again is called a palimpsest.

书、擦除然后再次使用的手稿页面称为回文。

The spinal cord is like a palimpsest, says Rajesh Munglani, vice-president of the British Pain Society.

英国疼痛协会副主席 Rajesh Munglani 表示，脊髓就像重本。

Palimpsests were created, well, we know about two methods that were used for removing ink from parchment.

Palimpsests创造出来, 嗯, 我们知道有两种方法可以用来去除羊皮纸上的墨水。

10. Palimpsests were created … well, we know about two methods that were used for removing ink from parchment.

重本创造是通过...呃，我们知道两种方式来对羊皮纸进行墨迹擦除。

It had been discovered that the book was a palimpsest, and beneath the surface writing of the manuscript lay—guess what?

们发现这本书是一本本，而手稿的表面之下隐藏着——你猜怎么着？

It had been discovered that the book was a palimpsest, and beneath the surface writing of the manuscript laid, guess what?

们发现这本书是一本回文集, 在手稿的表面下着, 猜猜是什么?

Perhaps, the most famous example is the Archimedes' palimpsest.

也许, 最着名的例子是阿基米德的回文集。

About 200 years later, in the twelfth century, this parchment manuscript became a palimpsest when a scribe used the parchment to make a prayer book.

大约 200 年后，在 12 世纪，当一位抄员用羊皮纸制作祈祷书时，这份羊皮纸手稿成为回文本。

About 200 years later in the 12 th century, this parchment manuscript became a palimpsest when a scribe used the parchment to make a prayer book.

大约 200 年后, 在 12 世纪, 当一位抄员使用羊皮纸制作祈祷书时, 这份羊皮纸手稿变成了重本。

They simply erased the ink off the parchment and wrote something new in its place A manuscript page that was written on, erased and then used again is called a palimpsest.

他们只是把羊皮纸上的墨水擦掉, 然后在原处上新的东西。在上面, 擦掉然后再次使用的手稿页面称为palimpsest。

It wasn't until 1906 that a scholar came across the prayer book in a library and realized it was a palimpsest, and that the underlying layer of text could only have come from Archimedes.

直到 1906 年，一位学者在图书馆发现了这本祈祷书，才意识到这是一本抄本，而文本的底层只能来自阿基米德。

Uh, the palimpsest then went through some more tough times, but eventually it ended up at an art auction, where it was bought and then donated to an art museum in Baltimore for conservation and study.

呃，这本版随后经历了一些更艰难的时期，但最终它最终在一场艺拍卖会上买下，然后捐赠给巴尔的摩的一家艺博物馆进行保护和研究。