In 1583, Italian scholar Carlo Sigonio claimed to have discovered a non-fragmentary version of the Consolatio.
In 1583, Italian scholar Carlo Sigonio claimed to have discovered a non-fragmentary version of the Consolatio, although most scholars now agree that this work was either a fraud or a hoax, with modern stylometric methods seeming to back this up.
It offers a new translation by Karen King, a Harvard Divinity School professor, of the obscure Gospel of Mary, which was lost for 1,500 years before two fragmentary versions were found.
McFarlane claims O'Rawe's version of events is confused and fragmentary, and states "We were desperate for a solution.
Thirteenth-century essentialist assumptions were dropped from modal syllogistic, the Aristotelian version of which was regarded as a fragmentary theory without a sufficient explication of the various fine structures of modal propositions.
The new version of Hellbound Train was painstakingly reconstructed from 35 fragmentary rolls of 35mm film.
Although "Cendrillon," an ingenious dollhouse version of "Cinderella," accounted for the company's smashing 1987 New York debut, the dancers at the time complained about performing in masks and in fragmentary movements.
The original version of the Arabic Plotinus would have been more extensive than what is covered by our extant materials, since these materials sometimes break off in a fragmentary fashion.
The digitization project, the result of two years of scanning using technology developed by NASA, allows users to zoom in on details of the often highly fragmentary scrolls, which contain versions of every book of the Hebrew Bible (except the Book of Esther), including one of the oldest known copies of Genesis and a copy of Psalms containing one of the oldest known references to King David.
