Sentence examples for which were rediscovered from inspiring English sources

His reputation, as a near-equal of his great contemporary religious writers John Donne, George Herbert and Henry Vaughan, rests mainly on lost works which were rediscovered by chance.

But not even Prime Minister John Key of New Zealand, who personally returned the stash, got a taste of the contents of the bottles of Mackinlay's whiskey, which were rediscovered 102 years after Shackleton was forced to leave them behind.

The tapes, which were rediscovered only a few years ago, reveal Eichmann boasting that he had helped draft the letter ordering the Final Solution and that several times, he refused requests from fellow officers to free a favored Jew.

Letters among the papers of Otto Frank, Anne's father — which were rediscovered only in 2005 and disclosed on Feb. 14 by the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, which owns them — showed that among the strategies Mr. Frank pursued to save Anne and her sister, Margot, were efforts to obtain visas to enter the United States and Cuba.

Margate Caves, which were rediscovered in 1798, closed to the public seven years ago amid safety concerns.

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However, Sommerfeld made a famous sign error that he later corrected and which was rediscovered later by others [6, 7].

A version of 1775-76, now known as the Urfaust, survives in a copy which was rediscovered only in 1887.

Explore the desert with six days' riding between Wadi Rum and the breathtaking "rose-red city" of Petra, which was rediscovered 200 years ago this year.

De rerum natura, which was rediscovered in the 15th century, helped fuel a 17th-century debate between orthodox Aristotelian views and the new experimental science.

Though a thousand maps were originally made, the Waldseemüller now exists in only a single copy, which was rediscovered in 1901 in a southern German castle.