Sentence examples for a single manuscript from inspiring English sources

It's not even a single manuscript, in a sense.

I consolidated them into a single manuscript and printed two copies.

They were written down in a single manuscript and presented to the caliph.

Knowledge of it depends on a single manuscript discovered c. 1300, copied twice, and then lost.

A single manuscript sheet from one of Mozart's greatest works, found in a private collection in England, is to be sold at auction tomorrow at Sotheby's in London.

Beowulf The most important work in Anglo-Saxon literature, the Old-English epoempofm of 3,182 lines is known from a single manuscript that is estimated to date from AD1000.

To determine whether every gene regulated by HSF1 is also subject to regulation by eEF1A1 is beyond the limits of any single manuscript.

It was also these Protestant scholars who would discover meticulous methods to reconstruct the original single manuscript from a series of different Biblical writings that were written and rewritten by hand over many generations, thereby accumulating thousands and thousands of mistakes (Atkinson and Gray 2005; O'Hara 1996).

The principal goal is to collect the complete papers rather than a single original manuscript.

The second book, consisting of 159 verses, was preserved in a single medieval manuscript.

A single surviving manuscript by her in the Newberry Library, Chicago, shows a fine mastery of the French secretary and cancelleresca hands.