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The vocal music consists chiefly of church cantatas in a variety of forms, more than 100 of which are extant.

Nevertheless, it was also used for writing precious manuscripts of the Qurʾān, many of which are extant today.

He is known to have written more than 270 works (mostly short treatises), a considerable number of which are extant, some in Latin translations.

Bertran produced some of the most serene and beautiful poetry as well as some of the most militaristic in Provençal literature, 45 pieces of which are extant.

In the old castle, ruins of which are extant, Helen, widow of King Manfred of Sicily, died in captivity (1271) five years after Manfred's death in the Battle of Benevento.

In Plato's Academy, for example, it was a standard practice to write in dialogue form (Aristotle wrote dialogues in his days there, fragments of which are extant); but some of these dialogues became part of the Academy's collection and were in later years mistaken for dialogues written by Plato.

He wrote a number of works on religious subjects, none of which is extant.

This comedy, which is extant only in fragments, was produced at the festival of the Great Dionysia.

The artist has erased the rest of the word, which is extant in the title.

Polygnotus, (born c. 500 bc, Thasos, Thrace died c. 440 bc, Athens) painter famed for his large monumental wall paintings in a severely classical style, none of which is extant.

C. 500 BCE Thasos, ancient Greece c. 440 BCE Athens, ancient Greece Polygnotus, (born c. 500 bc, Thasos, Thrace died c. 440 bc, Athens) painter famed for his large monumental wall paintings in a severely classical style, none of which is extant.