It turned out that the matter was a projected work on etiquette, an "encyclopedia of etiquette," which Mrs. Post was entreated to undertake.
There is a centre for New England studies in Maine; there are similar institutions devoted to the Pacific coast, the mountain West, and the south-west; Stanford University is mulling an encyclopedia of the West, which would complement Mr Ferris's southern one.
In 1997, Hawking and Thorne made a wager with Preskill; the winner was to get an encyclopedia of his choice, from which information can always be retrieved.
Imagine if ET sends us an encyclopedia of information about themselves in which we learn that they are a civilization of card-carrying atheists.
Unlike most of the topics discussed in an encyclopedia of philosophy, this is one over which wars have been fought and throats have been cut.
This work, which is an encyclopedia of gnosis, philosophy, and mysticism, incorporates much of what Ibn 'Arabī and other philosopher-mystics had brought forth to date.
The names of the friends and the completed quests are recorded in the Memory function, which serves as an encyclopedia of events.
And then an encyclopedia of art.
Looking for an encyclopedia of pee?
References to elements of I Love Bees have since appeared in the 2006 Halo Graphic Novel and the 2009 Halo Encyclopedia, both of which are official canon.
