Sentence examples for A corrected edition from inspiring English sources

A corrected edition using Ashmole's two errata sheets and the additional chapter seven of a piece by Thomas Charnock was published in 2011.

The work enjoyed wide popularity among both Jewish and Christian students, but Levita did not receive credit for writing it until 1546, when he published a corrected edition.

Lalande then devoted himself to the improvement of planetary theory, publishing in 1759 a corrected edition of the tables of Halley's Comet.

He encouraged the Counter-Reformative efforts of St. Francis de Sales, whom he made bishop of Geneva in 1602, and was responsible for printing a corrected edition of the Vulgate (the standard version of the Latin Bible) and other key liturgical books.

Three editions of Gulliver's Travels were produced in London during 1726 and a "corrected" edition of Motte's works were printed by John Hyde in Dublin.

However, some critics argue that the Faulkner edition was instead a "corrected" edition that added new revisions, and that neither text can truly be called authoritative.

In 1997, 75 years after it was completed, Seven Pillars of Wisdom came out of copyright, and a Complete edition, a corrected version of the 'Oxford' text, was finally published.

At her behest, she said, Simon & Schuster is taking the extraordinary step of destroying its inventory of paperback copies of the book to publish a thoroughly corrected edition this spring.

Ms. Goodwin said then that, at her behest, her publisher, Simon & Schuster, would destroy all of the unsold copies of the paperback edition and produce a corrected version.

M. Born and E. Wolf, Principles of Optics, sixth (corrected) edition, Oxford: Pergamon Press (1987).

Bonavia, D. The South American Camelids: An Expanded and Corrected Edition (UCLA-Cotsen Inst. Archaeol. Press, 2009).