The palimpsest text is written in 24-27 lines per page.

A number of ancient works have survived only as palimpsests.

"It will be harder to read now than that palimpsest.

It is a palimpsest, and its text was reconstructed several times.

I scanned a leaf particularly and saw that it was a palimpsest.

A palimpsest of sense impressions washed over the flying thing.

They'd probably never even heard of the palimpsest method.

But this palimpsest is badly scrape and perhaps we will read nothing interesting on it.

As it is a palimpsest, the text could be overwritten.

This landscape, which appears almost empty today, is a palimpsest of cultures.

The fragmentary state of the palimpsest leaves much in doubt.

It is not known how the palimpsest subsequently wound up in France.

The villa, too, is a palimpsest, with its archaeological layers of past and present.

For all we know there's a fourth layer to the palimpsest."

"Shortly after she picked up the third layer of the palimpsest, the Machine design."

It is a rare example of a double palimpsest.

Any user can have access to palimpsest and add on their contribution to the original mark.

Each year adds another layer to this palimpsest of obsessions.

They are a palimpsest, a testament to lives constantly rewritten.

But it was fated to become a palimpsest of 60 turbulent years.

The composer speaks in this context of a "time - Palimpsest".

Each page of the manuscript is palimpsest, except folio 9.

That is precisely the story put out, a deliberate palimpsest, to erase 1968 from the real history.

It soon became generally agreed that somewhere was a fourth layer to the palimpsest.

Aye, in truth I felt like a palimpsest ere that hour was done.