Sentence examples for many are extant from inspiring English sources
There is no traditional authoritative list of Tantric texts, but many are extant.
Some 60 works are attributed to al-Aṣmaʿī, mainly on the animals, plants, customs, and grammatical forms in some way related to pre-Islamic Arabic poetry; of these, many are extant, generally in recensions made by his students.
Nevertheless, it was also used for writing precious manuscripts of the Qurʾān, many of which are extant today.
While none of them are extant, many are referred to in the works of other authors that are excerpted in the Digest of Justinian I.
The judgment included recommendations for preserving the written record of the trial possibly the main reason why many of these documents are extant.
Five hundred of his portraits, apart from many copies from his own hand, are extant.
Acquainted with the poetry of the Provençal troubadours (Frederick had married the sister of the Count of Provence) and the northern French and German minstrels, Frederick's poets produced many poems, of which about 125 are extant, all in Sicilian dialect.
At Arromanches, many elements of the Mulberry Harbour are extant and a museum examines its construction and use.
None of Diodorus' writings are extant.
Anonymous 17th-century epithalamiums are extant.
