Sentence examples for elsewhere attested from inspiring English sources

The author knows a smidgen about the Presocratics (whom he regards as alchemists), but next to nothing about Plato and Aristotle; instead, he can quote at length from Zosimus, Hermes, Petasius, Pelagius, and a "divine Mary" — not the mother of Jesus but a Jewish sage elsewhere attested in the alchemist tradition.

Regarding the accusations that Loki makes to Sif in Lokasenna, Carolyne Larrington says that Sif is not elsewhere attested as unfaithful, though notes that Odin makes a similar accusation in Hárbarðsljóð, and theorizes a potential connection between the story of Loki cutting off Sif's hair with these references.

The crises of abuse of police power in Ferguson and elsewhere attest to that.

Higher density developments are seldom planned with children in mind and commonplace discourse in New Zealand and elsewhere attests these settings are largely unsuitable for families [ 58- 62].

Artists have been adding exclamation points to the tattered urban fabric for years, as several examples found within the comfy confines of Battery Park City and elsewhere attest.

A good number of women have come forward, in New York and elsewhere, who attest that they are giving birth now because of how Sept. 11 rejiggered their sensibilities.

This doctrine is attested elsewhere for Pythagoras (Dicaearchus in Porphyry, VP 19).

The verb ajin for "to have" attested elsewhere although Basque derived forms appear more common overall.

Loki responds that Skaði was more friendly in speech when Skaði was in his bed an accusation he makes to most of the goddesses in the poem and is not attested elsewhere.

The symbolic significance of foxes is also attested by their frequent occurrence as motifs on the T-shaped pillars and elsewhere at Göbleki Tepe [35].

The TG setup has been attested for measuring the kinetics free of mass and heat transfer intrusion as described elsewhere.