By increasing agricultural output, he was able to compound tax revenues, the success of which was attested to by the treasury surplus that remained upon his death.
The supporters of what would become orthodox Christianity stressed the need to adhere to tradition, which was attested by the churches of apostolic foundation.
There are three versions of the Pundalik legend, two of which are attested as textual variants of the Skanda Purana (1.34 67).
Historically, there have also been a number of alternative forms of the name including Lihoumel, which was attested as early as the twelfth century, and Lehowe, which was mentioned in the sixteenth century.
The earliest forms may have been Number – Noun, like English (i.e. "five horses"), and the less common Noun – Number ("horses five"), both of which are attested in the oracle bone scripts of Pre-Archaic Chinese (circa 1400 BCE to 1000 BCE).
However, there is at least some measure of unified cognition in many situations of which we are not conscious, as is attested by our ability to balance, control our posture, maneuver around obstacles while our consciousness is entirely absorbed with something else, and so on.
This is attested by inscriptions which describe their joint campaigns against their arch enemy, the Pallavas of Kanchi.
It operates its own isolated memory address space, running on a separate CPU, all of which may be attested as operating within the strictly controlled environment provided by the issuing enterprise (which may be a cloud service provider).
Third, these linker-introduced phrases cannot undergo ellipsis, which can be attested in both finite and non-finite CPs.
In historical linguistics, reconstructed (or otherwise unattested) forms are preceded by *, to distinguish them from forms which have been attested in speech or writing.
