The extant copies of this decree are actually those posted by Licinius in the eastern parts of the empire.
Copernicus's fame and book made its way across Europe over the next fifty years, and a second edition was brought out in 1566.[13] As Gingerich's census of the extant copies showed, the book was read and commented on by astronomers.
In fact, the film was banned throughout the western world and most of the extant copies were destroyed.
These studies have primarily concentrated on determining the extant copy-number variation from a population-genomic perspective but lack a robust evolutionary framework to elucidate the early structural and genomic characteristics of gene duplicates at emergence and their subsequent evolution with increasing age.
The exhibit includes several works that are considered milestones in the language, like the oldest extant copy of "Beowulf" and the King James Bible.
A court ordered May to give up the work print to the studio, but the only extant copy had mysteriously disappeared.
In doing research for the earlier episodes, Mr. Burns inadvertently preserved a crucial record when he ended up with the only extant copy of the Port Authority's short film documenting the center's construction.
The earliest extant copy of the song's text dates from 1407, but its origins are much earlier.
The potential struck him in 1995, when he was assisting Kevin Kiernan, an English professor, on a digital-imaging project involving the only extant copy of "Beowulf," the medieval masterwork, which is in the British Library.
The oldest extant copy, which is also the oldest existing mathematics book ever printed, dates from 1213.
God's work — at least as it appeared two weeks ago inside an oak-paneled studio on West 44th Street in Manhattan — consisted of the following acts: A musical archivist removed from its case the sole extant copy of some 1941 session takes of Billie Holiday crooning "All of Me".
