Sentence examples for manuscript of which from inspiring English sources

The French-born king is thought to have commissioned a manuscript of which scattered leaves survive.

That is, are there any books published after say 1500, every single copy, including the manuscript, of which has been lost?

He wrote a life of the early 17th-century king Gustavus Adolphus, the manuscript of which, it was rumoured among his students, had been left on a railway station platform somewhere in northern Europe.

Repeatedly (and sometimes rather clunkily), he reminds us of things that he has done before in Restoration, the dog-eared manuscript of which, adorned with mouse-droppings, is discovered beneath his bed and renamed "The Wedge".

When Hereward slips into a coma from which he seems unlikely to recover, Romola is irresistibly tempted to tamper with the ending of his final novel, the manuscript of which is now in her charge.

About this time Rimbaud also composed the work that Verlaine called his masterpiece, "La Chasse spirituelle" ("The Spiritual Hunt"), the manuscript of which disappeared when the two poets went to England.

His collection of rare books and manuscripts, of which he gave forty thousand to the New York Public Library, made him famous outside his profession.

Especially important are his translations of Galen, most of the original Greek manuscripts of which are lost.

Additional facts about the famous Gettysburg Address and the holograph manuscripts of which there were six originally.

The so-called Dark Ages in the West produced virtually no sculpture or painting with the notable exception of illuminated manuscripts, of which marvelous specimens were made (e.g., the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels).

Two reviewers (C.L and J.S). independently performed a full article review of the 84 remaining manuscripts, of which 69 articles did not meet selection criteria, leaving 15 articles that were assessed for quality.