Sentence examples for surviving documents from inspiring English sources

There is a multitude of surviving documents.

Locally, legal procedures became standardized and reliable, as surviving documents of court cases show.

The oldest surviving documents in Armenian date from the 9th to 10th century ad.

All such claims have rested on a partial examination of surviving documents and collateral evidence.

Surviving documents mention that Rembrandt expected payment for changes he was to carry out.

The only surviving documents surrounding their meeting derive from Freud's discussions, years after the event, with his pupil Marie Bonaparte.

The most important surviving document of the new religion is the Aton Hymn, which was inscribed in several versions in the tombs of Akhetaton.

A building owner has ignored the city's demands to dismantle a fifth story that was added to a landmark mid-19th-century row house in Chelsea that may be the only surviving documented Manhattan station on the Underground Railroad.

Although only one surviving document refers to Ross's flag-making during the Revolution, a receipt for making "standards" for the Pennsylvania navy, she may well have constructed others.

It has been run by the same family since the 16th century, when the oldest surviving document mentioned a dispute between two ropemakers, one of whom was Pfeifer's ancestor.

"The picture is of great importance as it provides a fascinating insight into Van Dyck's working method, and also constitutes a significant surviving document for the artist's lost group portrait of The Magistrates".