Sentence examples for discovered manuscript from inspiring English sources

It is not known which of these the newly discovered manuscript is.

There are so many games to play!" the newly discovered manuscript begins.

He also edited the newly discovered manuscript of Paganini's Fourth Concerto and gave its first modern performance, in 1971.

He added: "It appears that not all the chapters embodied in the newly discovered manuscript were published in The Dark Brotherhood," which contained only The Genesis of Superstition.

Random House has acquired rights to a newly discovered manuscript believed to be the first prison memoir by an African-American.

Last year saw the publication of Lee's recently discovered manuscript, Go Set a Watchman, described as a first draft of the story that evolved into To Kill a Mockingbird.

The book's central conceit – "discovered" manuscripts blurring the boundaries of fiction and reality – feels familiar and underwhelming, and the surrounding paratexts are too heavy-handed.

Several thousand of these recently discovered manuscripts are held at the National Archives in Sibiu, a pretty town in Transylvania, central Romania.

Working with a superb personal library of perhaps 5,000 volumes and with the help of such overseas associates as Pascual de Gayangos, the Spanish aide who discovered manuscripts and rare books for him, Prescott made rigorous use of original sources.

The discovery was quickly followed by a rash of new translations of the Dedao Jing (the two parts of the text were reversed in the newly discovered manuscripts).

Later they resurrected the music of Vivaldi together, discovering manuscript scores of his concertos in a Turin library.