Sentence examples for Important commentaries from inspiring English sources

Two other important commentaries on Chunqiu are Gongyangzhuan by Gongyang Gao and Guliangzhuan by Guliang Chi.

In the 1830s two great judges, James Kent of New York and Joseph Story of Massachusetts, produced important commentaries on common law and equity, emphasizing the need for legal certainty and for security of title to property.

They are extant in the Arabic original or Hebrew translations or both, and some of these translations serve in place of the presumably lost Arabic originals; e.g., the important commentaries on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics and on Plato's Republic.

Other important commentaries include the one from Wang Bi and the Xiang'er.

Wang also wrote an important commentary on the Huangdi neijing, but his labours over the pulse are what raised him to the highest rank of Chinese physician.

On Tuesday, the rabbit is duly extracted, and we can turn to prattling on about whether Gordon's really up to it, perhaps leavening this important commentary with some drollery about Pauline Prescott's coiffure.

His theological works include an important commentary on Peter Lombard's Sentences, the Quaestiones quodlibetae ("Miscellaneous Questions"), and a collection of tracts on disputed questions and political theories (one of which suggested a universal monarchy headed by the pope).

And while African-American writers often did not have the same access to writing that their white contemporaries enjoyed, newspapers like The New York Anglo-African provided important commentary on the political landscape alongside poetry and fiction.

For astronomy, he wrote an important commentary on the standard introduction, John of Sacrobosco's Sphere (1495).

Finally, Vasubandhu is credited with an important commentary on Asaṅga's Yogācāra summa, the Commentary on the Summary of the Great Vehicle (Mahāyānasaṃgrahabhāṣya).

Although other commentaries on the categories were written shortly after Kilwardby's Commentary (such as those written by Peter of Spain, Roger Bacon, Nicholas of Paris, and Johannes Pagus), the most important commentary was by Albertus Magnus.