Sentence examples for a handbook of from inspiring English sources

Some were drawn from Robert William Wilde's book Irish Popular Superstitions and others from Seán Ó'Súilleabháin's A Handbook of Irish Folklore.

Scholars have worked this out in various ways and the major proposals are surveyed in Jack Finegan's A Handbook of Biblical Chronology (Hendrickson, 1998).

It is a handbook of muscular freedom.

You do not need a handbook of new restrictions.

He was the author of "The Angels' Game: A Handbook of Modern Diplomacy" (Stein, 1975).

José Saramago slams the Bible as "a handbook of bad morals".

This issue of The Times Magazine is a handbook of another sort.

She also published "Renaissance Artists and Antique Sculpture: A Handbook of Sources" in 1986.

Jana Romanova has been compiling a handbook of rules for relatives.

Bugeaud's collected military writings were published in 1883 and served as a handbook of colonial warfare.

Ge Hong (3rd century ce), in a handbook of prescriptions for emergencies, gave a clear and detailed description of smallpox.