Sentence examples for from a manuscript from inspiring English sources

Images from a manuscript notebook titled: Die technik des glasbildes.

Alfonso VI, portrait miniature from a manuscript, 12th century; in Santiago cathedral, Spain.

For poetry, contemplate Habib Allah's painting from a manuscript of the Persian literary classic The Conference of the Birds.

His drawings, here displayed for the first time, are from a manuscript in the collection of Brown University.

Uta Gerhardt and Thomas Karlauf have selected for publication 21 of these accounts from a manuscript prepared by Hartshorne.

Drawing from a manuscript of the Maqāmāt, 1323; in the British Museum (MS. Add 7293, f. 285v).

Preaching well from a manuscript or extemporaneously requires skill, that the preacher critically examine the biblical text and apply its message to contemporary life.

At the beginning of the play, Mr. Moore is dictating to his secretary from a manuscript that tries to answer the question, does God exist?

That came from a manuscript at the New York Public Library, at the Cullman Center, where I had a grant to work for ten months.

William Camden's Britannia (1586) called this land Lyonnesse, taking the name from a manuscript by the Cornish antiquary Richard Carew.

This was published in 1713 from a manuscript, the Ars conjectandi, left behind at his death in 1705.