Sentence examples for literary records from inspiring English sources

A collector of literary records is putting his lot up for sale for eighty thousand dollars.

The literary records as well as the archaeological evidence show that wealthy persons had possessions made of bronze and gold, silver inlays, lacquer, silk, ceramics, and precious stones.

Such errors should not induce too much pessimism: at Athens at least, individual aristocratic families preserved oral traditions, which affected the later literary records in ways that can be properly understood with the help of anthropological analogy.

However, the literary records indicate that the Zhou actually controlled two-thirds of all China at the time of Wenwang, who continued to recognize the cultural and political superiority of the Shang out of feudal loyalty.

Literary records do not reveal much about the process, but the comparatively abundant information surrounding the birth of Islām in Arabia (ad 610 32) casts much light on the sorts of religious exchanges that must have occurred in caravansaries and around innumerable campfires, where strangers met, telling tales and expounding divergent beliefs.

We propose a new interpretation of these dated literary records and provide new evidence for their systematic interpretation.

Thus, epigraphy not merely supplements the literary record of Greek civilization but also complements it in important aspects.

Nor is Austen's literary record any more revealing: she wrote in stolen moments and published anonymously.

The people of the early Vedic period left few material remains, but they did leave a very important literary record called the Rigveda.

Although he and his benefactor agreed never to meet, they engaged in a voluminous correspondence that constitutes a remarkable historical and literary record.

Subservient to her overwhelming, ill-tempered husband and his exacting business, she shared with her spouse a lack of comprehension of their son's unprofitable and possibly unhealthy dedication to the literary "recording of [his]…dreamlike inner life".