Bernanke contributed to a number of volumes on economics and in 2000 issued a compendium of his writings on the Great Depression.
She had finally gained some momentum on a project that was slowed by Brooke's accident: a compendium of philosophical writings about suicide, dating as far back as Aristotle.
Readers can content themselves in the current season with a seven-hundred-and-forty-three-page compendium of Adorno's writings entitled "Essays on Music" (California).
Even a well-known curator, Pierre Hugues, was expelled from Naples in 1769 after he published a study of the secret cult of Priapus, a compendium of lewd ancient Roman writings.
Manuscript compendium of medical texts from mid-15th century Augsburg, Germany, composed of writings in Latin and German on gynecology, blood circulation, pharmacology, and other topics.
A moral leader who became a political leader, a prisoner of conscience turned secular saint, he also elegantly shaped and detailed his own story in the 1995 autobiography "Long Walk to Freedom," as well as in a 2011 compendium of his letters, interviews and other writings, "Conversations with Myself".
Eleazar was a man of great erudition who did not compartmentalize his knowledge of Kabbalism (the influential body of Jewish mystical writings) and the Talmud (the rabbinical compendium of law, lore, and commentary); rather, he tried to unify these opposing aspects of Judaism in his writings, often with strange results.
The relation of outer to inner landscape informs a third anthology, THE ILLUSTRATED VIRAGO BOOK OF WOMEN TRAVELLERS (Virago/Trafalgar Square, $35), a compendium of several centuries' worth of women's travel writings.
Mrs. Miller's writings include "Shaker Medicinal Herbs: A Compendium of History, Lore, and Uses" (1998, Storey in association with Hancock Shaker Village).
This magisterial compendium of Bibó's essays introduces English-speaking audiences to the writings of one of the foremost theorists and psychologists of twentieth-century European politics and culture.
