Sentence examples for It was extant from inspiring English sources

It was extant in pre-colonial times as a Native American trail and once was a part of the post road to Boston (it remains, along with Broadway itself, one of the few roads left over from before the Commissioner's Plan of 1811 gridironed Manhattan Island).

Goedertier's confession suggested it was extant, and if only he knew its hiding place, an accomplice could not have harmed it.

A heroic epic, modeled upon older epics, celebrates the deeds of Nebuchadrezzar I, but unfortunately little of it is extant.

It is extant in a 2nd-century Latin translation, which is possibly the oldest surviving Latin Christian work.

Apart from the three primary sources below, there were those called 'minor Socratics', not for the quality of their work but because so little or none of it is extant, about whose view of Socrates we shall probably never know much.[2] After Socrates's death, the tradition became even more disparate.

While the thylacine was extant it preyed on the devil, which targeted young and unattended thylacine cubs in their dens.

The building was extant as of 2002.

It's only been extant for one year.

The idea is to enable archaeologists and linguists 10,000 years in the future to translate a surviving text in a dead language by cross-referencing it with one that's extant.

Although fragments of Pindar's poems in all of the Classical choral forms are extant, it is the collection of four books of epinician odes that has influenced poets of the Western world since their publication by Aldus Manutius in 1513.

Only the poems from his published volume Delírios (1887; "Delirium") and individual verses from the Almanach de Lembranças are extant, but it is primarily as a collector of proverbs (Filosofia Popular em Provérbios Angolenses, 1891) and as a lexicographer (his Kimbundu Portuguese dictionary was published in 1893) that he is remembered.