According to the bio-bibliographical sources, Philoponus' commentaries on the Categories, De Interpretatione, An.
An early translation of the Timaeus is mentioned in the bio-bibliographical sources,[27] but it has not come down to us.
Ishaq's Arabic translation of the paraphrasis of the De Anima, mentioned in the bio-bibliographical sources,[86] is extant and edited (Lyons 1973; see also Elamrani Jamal 2003, 352 53).
The Isagoge, already known to some extent through a compendium of Aristotelian logic ascribed to Ibn al-Muqaffa', was translated by Abu 'Uthman al-Dimashqi.[79] This is the only writing by Porphyry whose Arabic translation is extant; other translations are mentioned in the bio-bibliographical sources or otherwise attested by Arab authors.
The bio-bibliographical sources mention his commentary on the Physics, translated partly by Ibn Na'ima al-Himsi and partly by Qusta ibn Luqa.[45] Also, fragments of an adapted translation of parts of the De Aeternitate mundi were known[46] under the name of Alexander of Aphrodisias (Hasnaoui 1994; Giannakis 2002 3; Gannagé 2012, 535 7).
Each bibliographical reference is connected with a class of terms in the MeSH classification system.
For a more complete review on the subject, see bibliographical reference 36.
In Table 4 each metabolite and its bibliographical reference are summarized.
Prescott's work has remained popular and influential to the present day, and his meticulous use of sources, bibliographical citations and critical notes was unprecedented among American historians.
The authors of the bibliographical work Information Sources of Political Science described it as a "handy guide", and it was used as a reference in Third Force Politics: Liberal Democrats at the Grassroots.
