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Codex

/ˈkoʊ.dɛks/noun
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A codex is an ancient book form consisting of bound pages, typically made from parchment or paper, used to preserve texts like religious scriptures or historical records. In contemporary usage, it extends to mean a comprehensive collection of rules, data, or instructions, such as in legal codes or video game design manuals, emphasizing its role in organizing complex information for easy access.

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