Sentence examples similar to dedicatory page from inspiring English sources

Her 104-page manuscript, recently acquired by the Manuscripts Division, begins with a signed dedicatory letter to the king of England, filled with tantalizing autobiographical details.

In Dedicatory Poem 2, Herbert alludes to Catullus's Poem 1, his dedicatory poem to Cornelius, substituting chartum … recentem ("newly written page," l. 1) for Catullus's nouum libellum ("new little book," l. 1).

Lincoln's speech was referred to on the program as "Dedicatory Remarks by President Lincoln".

THRONG AT OPENING OF STEINWAY HALL; Notables in Music and Society at Dedicatory Concert by Mengelberg.

However, panegyrics could also take the form of stanzaic poems or dedicatory sections in epic poems.

Most significantly, X-rays revealed that Unkei's Kotokuji Dainichi contained similar dedicatory objects.

The purposes of runic inscriptions were usually either dedicatory or commemorative, sometimes magic, and frequently sepulchral.

These two poems are the only works for which he wrote dedicatory prefaces.

Dedicatory statues were often set up in his chief temple to commemorate his divinization.

In her dedicatory epigrams her verse is akin to that of Theocritus and Leonidas, her contemporaries.

The text is preceded by a dedicatory letter, here directed to Rene d'Anjou (King of Sicily and Naples, 1435-42).