Sentence examples for false manuscripts from inspiring English sources

On display were fake paintings, false laces, false manuscripts, false money, false stamps, bogus antique Greek Drachmas, false pewter objects and examples of the handiwork of Becker, who copied ancient coins.

L. P. Elwell-Sutton, an orientalist at Edinburgh University, and others who reviewed the book expressed their conviction that the story of the ancient manuscript was false.

Its story includes cryptic notes, missing manuscripts, close calls, false leads and dead ends and a host of characters.

In spite of popular efforts to claim the nation was founded on Christian principles, the original manuscripts prove that false.

However, wishing to hide his artistic inclinations from his mother, Döblin had sent the manuscript under a false name, and was not able to retrieve it at the post office; he thus had to rewrite it entirely.

The illusion of limitlessness is only enhanced by the fact that in the years since Bolaño's death, more unfinished manuscripts keep turning up on the false bottom of his study floor.

Such was Fred's haste in rescuing his brother that he didn't bother to retrieve any manuscripts, or, for that matter, John's false teeth and Academy of Arts and Letters badge, which were eventually found in the bedroom dresser.

The novel Wolf: A False Memoir (1971) was the result; the only copy of the manuscript was accepted by a publisher after having been lost for months in a postal strike.

His plea for an appeal to Rome was grounded in the False Decretals, whether or not it was based on this particular manuscript.

Lish had cut the original manuscript by forty per cent, eliminating what he saw as false lyricism and sentiment.

After reading a copy of the manuscript, Mr. Webb said he had counted "41 statements that are completely false".