Sentence examples for earlier extant from inspiring English sources
Earlier extant specimens of the plasterers' skill in England are the pargeted and ornamented fronts of half-timbered houses.
One of the earlier extant monuments in the area is a stone bridge 220 yards (200 metres) long spanning the Seyhan River, dating from the time of the Byzantine emperor Justinian I and restored by several Arab rulers of the area in the 8th and 9th centuries.
This process saw the earlier extant dualism replaced by monism.
The earliest extant example of emaki was painted in 735.
The earliest extant Syriac inscription dates from about ad 50.
The earliest extant European examples date from the 16th century.
Among the standouts are illuminated cards representing the earliest extant cards from the 15th century.
The earliest extant representations of domesticated cats originated in Eygpt over 1,000 years later.
Euripides' "Medea," his earliest extant tragedy, is such a cautionary tale.
The earliest extant collection of these pieces, "Il Laudario di Cortona," was compiled between 1250 and 1300.
It covers all phases of his career and includes both his earliest extant work and his last finished composition.
