Sentence examples for early manuscripts from inspiring English sources

Since women writers were rarely taken seriously in the early 19th century, despite the success of Jane Austen, they submitted their early manuscripts under male-sounding pen names.

The vellum of most early manuscripts, through the 6th century ad, is of good quality.

Early manuscripts include Miroslavljevo jevandjelje (1186 90; "Miroslav's Gospel"), transcribed from an earlier Macedonian text.

Her PhD subject was the illustrations of the early manuscripts of Dante's Divine Comedy.

"It houses everything from early manuscripts to printed books and the classics of medicine".

The news will be exciting for Brahms enthusiasts as few of his early manuscripts exist.

Once she offered an early manuscript to a writing teacher.

"Jo [Rowling] loved it," says Columbus, who sent his friend an early manuscript.

It was a handwritten copy of the sole surviving early "Beowulf" manuscript from around A.D. 1000, not the early manuscript itself.

("Burn it, son," one of Crews's writing teachers told him about an early manuscript. "Fire's a great refiner").

It is the culmination of a celebratory night prompted by Nathan's exuberant critical reaction to Stingo's early manuscript pages.