Sentence examples for is extant only from inspiring English sources

The word is extant only once in the laws before the time of King Aethelstan (d. 939).

This comedy, which is extant only in fragments, was produced at the festival of the Great Dionysia.

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.

However, this work is extant only in later reworkings and abridgements, of which the best known is ʿAbd al-Malik ibn Hishām's (died 833 834) Sīrat Muḥammad rasūl Allāh ("Life of Muhammad, the Messenger of God").

A shorter work by Irenaeus, Demonstration of the Apostolic Preaching, also written in Greek, is extant only in an Armenian translation probably intended for the instruction of young candidates for Baptism.

The Book of Substances (Arabic: Kitab al-Jawahir) is extant only in fragments of Judeo-Arabic (that is, Arabic written in Hebrew letters) in the Firkovitch Collection in St . Petersburgand in the British Museum.

Most of William's works have not been critically edited; several are extant only in manuscript form.

Most influential were his works on astrology (see Burnett 1999); but works like On the Intellect were also translated, and as noted above there are works in the Kindian corpus that are extant only in Latin.

Stem pinniped fossils were particularly important for the comparative analyses (disparity analyses were extant-only) because they provide information about the ancestral morphology of the group.

The kiwi, another flightless species, is extant, though only in secluded bush areas.

None of the texts is extant: we find only their traces in records in the Stationers' Register, and in a series of entries in Henslowe's Diary.