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Matthew and Luke use a second source, which is called Q (from German Quelle, "source"), not extant, for the sayings (logia) found in common in both of them.

Fortunately, there are several examples extant for the utility of multifunctional drugs, compounds, or drug mixtures that act on multiple additive or synergistic targets.

K. al-Fihrist, 251.4 Flügel = 311.18 Tajaddud; this translation is not extant; for the extant fragments of the later translation by Abu Bishr Matta ibn Yunus see below, note 111.

There is no extant grave for the third earl, no official portrait, not even a sketch.

The earliest extant source for the story is the Chronica (under the year 1057) of Roger of Wendover (d. 1236).

Their principal concern is with the sacrifice, and they are the oldest extant sources for the history of Indian ritual.

The Babylonian chronicle is extant only for the years 605 594, and not much is known from other sources about the later years of this famous king.

Her themes are invariably personal primarily concerned with her thiasos, the usual term (not found in Sappho's extant writings) for the female community, with a religious and educational background, that met under her leadership.

In addition to the Theology, there are two other extant sources for the Arabic Plotinus materials.

The potential distributions and abundances of the 41 extant species for the entire region prior to anthropogenic transformation of habitats were estimated.

According to Democritus, for example, house-building and weaving were first invented by imitating swallows and spiders building their nests and nets, respectively (fr D154; perhaps the oldest extant source for the exemplary role of nature is Heraclitus fr D112).