Sentence examples for a corrected edition of from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

The order of the sermons is presented according to the 1763 Sermons of the Reverend Dr. Jonathan Swift "carefully corrected" edition, which published the first nine of the twelve known sermons.

Griesbach also published a corrected Greek edition of the New Testament.

A less musical motive for the revisions and corrected editions was copyright law.

Among his many activities, Maximus took part in the preparation of a corrected and critical edition of the Kormchaya kniga, a Slavic version of the Byzantine ecclesiastical laws collected as the Nomocanon.

Remember, sometimes the correct edition of a book is absolutely necessary, and if you get the wrong book, you'll end up either paying for two books or pay shipping to return one.