Sentence examples for though records of from inspiring English sources

Though records of the 2nd century mention 13 as the age of religious manhood, most elements of the Bar Mitzvah celebration did not appear until the European Middle Ages.

The noteworthy Jewish folk art of Poland was largely lost during World War II, though records of the unique folk synagogues have been preserved by the Institute of Polish Architecture.

Even though records of the latter species were very rare [43], its geographic range and distribution might now be better understood than that of the flat-headed cat [44], [45].

For reasons that are not clear, though, the records of two police commissariats in the Third Arrondissement were spared and apparently forgotten.

In one-dayers, though, his record of winning 33% of matches is significantly down on Daniel Vettori's 55% and Fleming's 48%.

Both Michael and James were eminent Freemasons, though the records of both have apparently been expunged: "James Maybrick's Freemasonry has successfully been kept a secret for 130 years".

Searching though historical records of traditional Chinese medicine, she noticed that sweet wormwood was in hundreds of recipes for treating malaria.

Though complete records of her sailings are unavailable, partial records indicate some of the ports that Panaman visited during the conflict and some of the cargo.

Though complete records of her sailings are unavailable, partial records indicate some of the ports Minnesotan visited during the conflict and some of the cargo she carried.

Blackmon structures his narrative around a young African American man named Green Cottenham; though the records of Cottenham's life are incomplete, Blackmon states that "the absence of his voice rests at the center of this book".

The 12th-century English historians and chroniclers Walter Map and William of Newburgh recorded accounts of revenants, though records in English legends of vampiric beings after this date are scant.