Sentence examples for survives in two from inspiring English sources

This is a book that survives in two known copies.

Theatrical surrealism survives in two varieties: the menacing and the ridiculous.

Ranking next to the Rigveda in importance, that Brahmana survives in two slightly differing versions, the Kanva and the Madhyamdina.

A contemporary account of this event survives in two letters addressed to the historian Tacitus by Pliny the Younger, who describes the doomed attempt of his uncle, the polymathic elder Pliny, to rescue survivors by sea.

It survives in two recensions, Madhyandina and Kanva, with the former having the eponymous 100 brahmanas in 14 books, and the latter 104 brahmanas in 17 books.

Others works include 22 sermons, and a work on faith, De commendatione fidei, that only survives in two manuscripts, although another five are known to have existed.

Of course, it is a more plausible idea if the euro zone survives in one piece.

"Communism survives in three parts of the world," says Mr Muir-Wood: "North Korea, Cuba and the American insurance market".Not surprisingly, insuring property in Florida is not very profitable.

The "Tain," which survives in three manuscripts from between the 12th and 14th centuries, concerns a conflict between Connaught and Ulster, Ireland's western and northern provinces.

The work survives in six manuscripts that range in date from about 1200 to around 1330, belonging to two different manuscript traditions.

Another work often attributed to Baldwin, the Ad laudem Bartholomaei Exoniensis episcopi de coloribus rhetoricis, survives in three manuscripts and a fragment of a fourth.