It is divided into books like Genesis, Lamentations and Proverbs.
It's divided into books, magazines, newspapers, and such, and has the usual e-books categories: popular, NY Times bestsellers, free.
It is divided into three books: Book I, "Of the Understanding," discusses, in order, the origin of ideas; the ideas of space and time; knowledge and probability, including the nature of causality; and the skeptical implications of those theories.
The Book of Kings (later divided into two books; see Kings, books of) remains the almost exclusive source for the evaluation of Jeroboam's innovations and the subsequent official religion of the north down to the mid-8th century.
It is divided into 10 books; the first book seems to have been completed after 143, but before 161.
This anthology contains 1,111 poems divided into 20 books arranged by topics, including 6 books of seasonal poems, 5 books of love poems, and single books devoted to such subjects as travel, mourning, and congratulations.
It is divided into five books (Psalms 1 41; 42–72; 73–89; 90–106; and 107 150), probably in imitation of the five books of the Pentateuch.
The Almagest is divided into 13 books.
"2666" is divided into five "books".
Its nearly 18,000 stanzas are divided into 12 books.
