In addition to the above items (which are only the most obvious of a larger number of cases), a number of other words show the same distribution in modern Indo-Aryan i.e., a sIndo-Aryan iepresentation in Nuristani and Dardic languages—even though they are attested later in the literary record of Old Indo-Aryan; for example: 8.e
So you know their quality can be attested to.
Sporadic systematic interest in Greek and Latin inscriptions is attested in later ages; e.g., Cola di Rienzo in the 14th century made a collection, and Cyriacus of Ancona (Ciriaco de' Pizzicolli) in the 15th century was a renowned recorder of ancient written monuments on his mercantile travels to Greece, Anatolia, and Egypt.
The figures Fulla (Uolla) and Frigg (Friia) are attested together in later Old Norse sources (though not as sisters), and theories have been proposed that the Fulla may at one time have been an aspect of Frigg.
The positing of Judas as the "first" Wicked Priest is attested to in Josephus (JA 12 4.14, 19, 34), but later contradicted (20: 10.3), and precluded by 1 Maccabees 9, which states that Judas died before Alcimus.
Although the authenticity of his age was attested to by many persons, including two celebrated Scandinavian actuaries, later investigations cast doubt upon the record.
The founder of the later line, Nagabhata I (8th century), appears to have ruled in Malwa, and his grandnephew Vatsaraja is attested as king of Ujjain in 783.
There's an inevitability to knowing someone for that long…" "It's very insular," Janet attests later on.
The phoneme /ɬ/, is also not directly indicated by Hebrew orthography but is clearly attested by later developments: It is written with (also used for /ʃ/) but later merged with /s/ (normally indicated with ).
Confusion of gutturals was also attested in later Mishnaic Hebrew and Aramaic (see Eruvin 53b).
While some cast doubt on Clarke's eight home run game, the feat was later attested to by the official scorer (under oath) and by others who observed the game.
