Sentence examples for Early catalogue from inspiring English sources

That early catalogue formed the basis for a more detailed Eliot checklist in 1947, and for Gallup's full-scale bibliography of Eliot, published in 1952.

He wrote "Optical Amusements: Magic Lanterns and Other Transforming Images," an early catalogue of his collection, in 1987, and Abrams published his "Peepshows: A Visual History," in 1998.

A famous early catalogue of Arabic books known as the Fihrist lists as many as 80 Greek authors in Arabic translation, chief among them Aristotle, the mathematician Euclid and the medical philosophers Hippocrates and Galen.

The most important change may have been the Bill of Rights, added in 1789 -- but that early catalogue of rights is best understood as continuous with, or a completion of, the original document.

Many art scholars believe the former spent his career attempting to emulate the essence of Rembrandt's work, and the latter openly admits that his entire early catalogue consists of song structures and themes aped directly from the folks songs of his childhood, with lyrics mimicking the the spirit and cadence of poet Dylan Thomas.

It "provided a soupcon of gay informality" to the table, according to early catalogues.

The early catalogues are a potent manifestation of pure childish desire.

Early catalogues for the College of New Jersey Princetonn) were in Latin, like this one William Krebs sent to his cousin on December 25 , 1818

The company was one of the first to use the internet for mail-order selling and the children were used as models for its early catalogues.

To their range of leather saddles, Brooks have been adding product lines from early catalogues to meet the demand for retro chic.

Full citation for the volume is AC123, Princeton University Library Records, Series 5: Catalogues and Technical Records, Subseries 5B, Early Catalogues, Shelflists, and Accession Books, Accession Books, Volume Accession Book 96, Weike Collection.