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• It thus provides the best evidence, a " terminus post quem " for its date.
• For some scholars it represents the " terminus post quem " of the transmission of the alphabet to Europe.
• A secure dating of an older coin to an earlier date would not shift the " terminus post quem ".
• The inclusion of St . Vincent Ferrer who was canonized in 1455 gives us a " terminus post quem ".
• The few demonstrably historical characters mentioned in the poems, such as Attila, provide a " terminus post quem " of sorts.
• Other laws appear to more specifically point to a " terminus post quem ", after which the code must have been composed.
• The " terminus post quem " for the burial would be the latest date established with certainty : in this case, 1595.
• Thus, the coins provide a " terminus post quem " or earliest possible date for the deposition of the hoard of 408.
• The coins date from the late 9th and early 10th centuries, providing a " terminus post quem " for dating the hoard.
• Presumed dates for its composition vary, but 1216 and 1268 are generally given as " terminus post quem " and " terminus ante quem ".
• Enraght's suggestion of a terminus post quem non of 1443, owing to the lack of a feast of St Raphael, which was instituted in that year.
• While providing a reasonably sound date for the church structure, this can only be " terminus post quem " for the frescoes, which may have been added later.
• The invention of the first tomato sauces ( and the terminus post quem for the introduction of tomato in the gricia, creating the Amatriciana ) dates back to the late 18th century.
• Since the leather binding will have been original to the printing or later, that gives you a terminus post quem .-- Wetman 04 : 42, 6 January 2007 ( UTC)
• If the Old English legendary characters have been influenced by these historical characters, this would set the late 8th century as a terminus post quem for the date of " Beowulf ".
• The usual method of determining a " terminus post quem " has been to argue from the careers of saints and kings referred to in the text, many of whom remain obscure.
• Codex Alexandrinus contains the Epistle of Athanasius on the Psalms to Marcellinus, it cannot be considered earlier than A . D . 373, and it is " terminus post quem ".
• Consequently, dating studies usually result in a " terminus post quem " ( earliest possible ) date, and a tentative date for the actual arrival of a seasoned raw panel using assumptions as to these factors.
• It would also set up a " terminus post quem " for the creation of the panels; they would have to have been painted after 1449 ( the date of the Battle of Alfarrobeira ).
• So dendro-chronological conclusions tend to be expressed as a " terminus post quem " or an earliest possible date, with a tentative estimate of an actual date, that may be twenty or more years later.