Sentence examples for completed editions from inspiring English sources

In the early 1820s he wrote Fragments philosophiques (1826), completed editions of the works of the Greek Neoplatonic philosopher Proclus and of René Descartes, and began his translation of the works of Plato.

Recorded with the Vienna Philharmonic and using Jonathan Del Mar's then newly completed edition of the scores, it was a much-hyped release, which never quite lived up to all the fuss around it.

The revised and completed edition of the dōjin novel was published as an official novel by Enterbrain on December 25 , 2007

Complete editions of all four books were also available.

He illustrated many books, including Lewis Carroll's Sylvie and Bruno (1889) and complete editions of Dickens (1910) and Thackeray (1911).

Install three AAA batteries and you'll see a menu of 35 games, including complete editions of Taito Space Invaders Part II and Bust-A-Move.

Again under pressure, this time from the city authorities, Tyndale had to flee to Worms, where two complete editions were published in 1525.

The Tripitaka Koreana, one of the most complete editions of the Buddhist canon, was published in the first part of the Koryŏ period.

But in the 16th century, the first complete editions of the Talmud were printed by a publisher from Antwerp, Belgium; the Vilna edition, printed in Lithuania in the 19th century, standardized pagination.

None of the complete editions of Shakespeare have given a full account of Peele's work on "Titus Andronicus," and they often hedge on the co-authorship of the other plays.

The complete edition of his works that was planned several times had to wait until 1969 when the two most meritorious Bolzano scholars, Eduard Winter and Jan Berg, together with the publisher Günther Holzboog started the Bernard-Bolzano-Gesamtausgabe, which — due to the effort of the three persons — became one of the most distinguished complete editions of the works of a philosopher in our time.