unattested

A verdict however unattested by the Justice, according to the law.

There is little to say about these almost unattested languages.

His year of birth is unattested in any primary source.

The source for these stanzas is not provided and they are otherwise unattested.

An unattested document may be, if properly identified, incorporated in a will.

It is not intended for cases such as Trojan where an unattested language has been given a name.

The otherwise unattested monastery had, it was implied, a representative in England.

Some readers have assumed that an unattested people, the Arimoi, were intended.

Their language is essentially unattested apart from toponyms and several hundred family names.

A blank means that the form is unattested.

Outside of these two sources, Snotra is otherwise unattested.

The captain of the king's guard, Arioch, is unattested in historical criticism.

Loki's consumption of a woman's heart is otherwise unattested.

Stratonice is an unattested person and is only known through surviving evidence.

The term is unattested before the early nineteenth century, though it may have come into existence before that time.

A similar, unnamed and also unattested, mechanism allows one cable to pass through another without breaking either.

His unattested consecration, which was probably performed at the papal see, had certainly occurred by 28 April 1404.

Kleitoris is the diminutive of the unattested kleitor and means "small hill."

These three are otherwise unattested in the ancient sources, and would probably have been household slaves or freedmen.

He is entirely unattested outside of the Abydos King List.

An asterisk before the rune names means that they are unattested reconstructions.

The "Scythian languages" are essentially unattested, and their internal divergence is difficult to judge.

Romanian remains unattested throughout the Middle Ages, and only enters the historical record in the early 16th century.

The Old English form is unattested, but it would have been wudu-wāsa or wude-wāsa.

The Ciboney languages are unattested apart from a single word of Guanajatabey.