Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

codici

noun

/ˈkoʊ.dɪ.si/

Definition

codici is the plural form of ‘codex’, referring to important manuscripts, particularly ancient or historical texts, often collected or edited in a form resembling a book.

Examples

The ancient codici from the library shed light on early civilizations.
Scholars study various codici to understand the evolution of legal systems.
These codici offer invaluable insights into the cultural practices of the time.

Meaning

In the context of historical texts, ‘codici’ can denote a collection of written works that are deemed significant, especially in legal, literary, or religious contexts.