Sentence examples for earlier manuscripts from inspiring English sources

This discovery was the prelude to later finds of even earlier manuscripts written on bamboo slips and the beginning of a new stage in Li's research interests.

Interest in earlier manuscripts continued, and many manuscript collections of 13th-century material were made during the 14th and 15th centuries.

Breay, the library's lead curator of medieval and earlier manuscripts, who is curating the show, said the documents represented "an amazing opportunity" for the British public.

Claire Breay, lead curator of medieval and earlier manuscripts at the British Library, said: "Magna Carta is the most popular item in the library's treasures gallery, and is venerated around the world as marking the starting point for government under the law.

The peoples of the southeast still preserve their sorabe manuscripts discourses written in Arabic script on geomancy, astrology, history, and traditional lore with great reverence; few can be more than 200 years old, although some may be copies of much earlier manuscripts.

The invention of the staff is traditionally ascribed to Guido d'Arezzo in about the year 1000, although there are earlier manuscripts in which neumes (signs from which musical notes evolved) are arranged around one or two lines in order to orient the singer.

She reworked the novel in the mid-1990s, salvaging only the main character, forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan, from the earlier manuscript.

To address this, we developed in an earlier manuscript a scale-up framework for chemical processes which is applied in this paper here.

The strongly Romanesque character of the Le Mans Ascension window, its general composition, and the particular stylization of drapery forms is similar to earlier manuscript paintings from western France.

Kate Medina, executive editorial director at Random House and Mr. Frazier's current editor, said he had turned in an earlier manuscript and has been working on revisions until now.

Walpole initially claimed that The Castle of Otranto was a translation of an earlier manuscript from 1529.