Sentence examples for surviving manuscripts from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Edwards' papers contain the great majority of his surviving manuscripts.

Using this method, the textual critic constructs a family tree for a text's surviving manuscripts.

The surviving manuscripts are copies probably made in northern Italy during the period of Ostrogothic rule (493 554).

The surviving manuscripts, including one in Turkish and one in Hebrew, span the thirteenth to the nineteenth centuries.

Jared Curtis and Declan Kiely preface the text with a census of all the surviving manuscripts of Yeats's play.

See Gallia Christiana, v. 3, 798 and, for the surviving manuscripts, Kraemer, Handschriftenerbe, v. 2, p. 445.

The handwriting of all her scribes is found in more than one surviving manuscript.

In fact, surviving manuscript copies in Burns's own hand are not identically worded.

Draft, typescript, corrected of only known surviving manuscript of the play.

The last book was apparently more theoretical, but in the surviving manuscript it is fragmentary.

The earliest surviving manuscript, from the 10th century, was first printed in 1554.