Sentence examples similar to extant dialogue from inspiring English sources
Linguistic tests including those of computer science still try to establish the order of his extant philosophical dialogues, written in splendid prose and revealing Socrates's mind fused with Plato's thought.
The first extant mystère, or mystery play, with entirely French dialogue (but elaborate stage directions in Latin) is the Jeu d'Adam (Adam: A Play).
The extant text called Gongsun Longzi comprises only five short dialogues and an introduction, which is obviously of relatively late date.
Tobias Böhm's ingenious suggestion (2002) that for Origen the being of God is his nous, and his unity that which is higher than nous, assumes that he was acquainted with the first and second hypotheses of the Parmenides, a dialogue of which he evinces little knowledge in his extant works.
In Plato's Academy, for example, it was a standard practice to write in dialogue form (Aristotle wrote dialogues in his days there, fragments of which are extant); but some of these dialogues became part of the Academy's collection and were in later years mistaken for dialogues written by Plato.
The oldest extant Beatrijs manuscript dates from 1374, although it is thought to be taken from an earlier collection, Dialogue miraculorum (c. 1200) by Caesarius of Heisterbach.
There are no extant machines.
His logical works are not extant.
