Sentence examples for major manuscript from inspiring English sources

The score, from 1832, is said never to have been sold and thus to be the last major manuscript of Mendelssohn to appear on the market.

The draft of "The Watsons" went to an unidentified buyer; Sotheby's said it is the only major manuscript by Austen still in private hands.

A major manuscript source of the keyboard works of these masters is the famous Fitzwilliam Virginal Book of the 17th century.

Dozens of major manuscripts from India, Iran and Turkey, ripped apart to sell their images piecemeal, have similarly perished.

Joyce scholars thought that most of his major manuscripts around the world had been discovered by the 1960's, but this is the third consecutive year in which previously unknown Joyce manuscripts have come to light.

His conservative aesthetic and his radical politics combined to kill sales of his work, and in 1960, disappointed by rejection, he made a gift of more than 80 of his paintings, along with major manuscripts and illustrations, to the Soviet Union.

It does appear in the other two major manuscripts and in Asclepius' commentary.

The sentence in bold above is missing in one of the major manuscripts and Alexander makes no mention of it in his commentary on the Metaphysics.

It is, the library said, "the most significant Hopkins item to have come to the market in over 40 years", and the last known major Hopkins manuscript to have been in private hands; it will join the only other known manuscripts of "Binsey Poplars", which survive in four copies kept in the Bodleian.

It is the second major Beethoven manuscript to come up for sale this year, the first being a 575-page score of the complete Ninth Symphony, which sold in May for $3.47 million, also through Sotheby's.

It was during this time that Rachmaninoff created his first composition, a two-page Étude in F-sharp major (the manuscript is now lost).