Sentence examples for extant copies from inspiring English sources

The extant copies of this decree are actually those posted by Licinius in the eastern parts of the empire.

From extant copies of that book, researchers and musicians have gleaned notions of what might have been performed aboard the ship.

Only four extant copies remain from an unknown original number that were written out by clerks and sent around Britain in 1215.

No manuscript in the hand of either a Greek or Roman author is extant, and the earliest extant copies of most works date from centuries after the composition.

Chris's disc, which he'd transported from Virginia in an enforced case that he kept on his lap at all times, was one of two, maybe three, extant copies in the world.

It has survived in the language of later transcripts; its earliest extant copies are in The Book of the Dun Cow (c. 1100) and in the Liber hymnorum, a collection of Irish and Latin hymns begun in 860.

Lastly, Filmarchiv Austria holds the extant copy of the 1915 "home movie," Sarah Bernhardt at Home.

The extant copy of the film lists them as co-directors.

There is, he reports, no extant copy of the Super Bowl I television broadcast; nobody bothered to keep the tapes.

The earliest extant copy of the song's text dates from 1407, but its origins are much earlier.

The oldest extant copy, which is also the oldest existing mathematics book ever printed, dates from 1213.