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... The work was almost lost in the 13th century, surviving in one now-incomplete manuscript, which was copied for Cardinal Bessarion in the 15th century from Bessarion's copy ... Part of the third book, which breaks off abruptly in the story of Theseus, has been lost ... the book by conflating two manuscript summaries of the text, which included the lost part ...
... Wyman's son, Michael Reagan, released a statement saying “ I have lost a loving mother, my children Cameron and Ashley have lost a loving grandmother, my wife Colleen has lost a loving friend she called Mom ...
... science-fiction community often points to Lost in Space as an example of early television's perceived poor record at producing science-fiction ... However, Lost in Space was a mild ratings success, unlike Star Trek, which received very poor ratings during its original network TV run. 52nd in the ratings during its three seasons, while Lost in Space finished season one with a rating of 32nd, season two in 35th place, and the third and final season in 33rd place ...
... Bikel's award-winning trilogy of documentaries Innocence Lost (1991), Innocence Lost The Verdict (1993), and Innocence Lost The Plea (1997) ...
... Many ocean liners have been lost through the decades in various circumstances ... In 1914 the Empress of Ireland sank in the Saint Lawrence River with 1,012 lives lost ... The Lusitania was lost in 1915 to a German U-Boat during World War I while on passage from the United States to Britain ...
Famous quotes containing the word lost:
“And though in tinsel chain and popcorn rope
My tree, a captive in your window bay,
Has lost its footing on my mountain slope
And lost the stars of heaven, may, oh, may
The symbol star it lifts against your ceiling
Help me accept its fate with Christmas feeling.”
—Robert Frost (1874–1963)
“The train was now going fast. Franz suddenly clutched his side, transfixed by the thought that he had lost his wallet which contained so much.”
—Vladimir Nabokov (1899–1977)
“‘Tis not Apollo can, or those thrice three
Castalian sisters sing, if wanting thee.
Horace, Anacreon both had lost their fame.
Had’st thou not filled them with thy fire and flame.”
—Robert Herrick (1591–1674)