Sentence examples for encyclopedia of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Around a thousand years ago, an encyclopedia of knowledge of the ancient Mediterranean world was assembled.

"He wasn't just an entertainer, he was a formidable magician, and encyclopedia of knowledge about magic tricks.

In the next 70 or so years, the museum became not only a center of research and an encyclopedia of knowledge available to all, but it also served as a window to a mysterious new world.

Apart from enclosing and protecting the city, the walls are also the curtains of an extraordinary theater and the pages of an illustrated encyclopedia of knowledge.

During the years of his incarceration, he dedicated himself to intense literary activity, composing his most famous works, aimed at producing a new foundation for the entire encyclopedia of knowledge.

The organization, known best for its user-edited encyclopedia of knowledge Wikipedia, recently announced the new project at February's Semantic Tech & Business Conference in Berlin, describing Wikidata as new effort to provide a database of knowledge that can be read and edited by humans and machines alike.

Rivette was a consummate cinephile, a critic of profound and famously peremptory insight, as well as a virtual walking encyclopedia of cinematic knowledge.

Philip Schaff, a Swiss-born American church historian, prepared the abridged English edition (1882 84) from which The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge stems.

In an anonymous 17th-century engraving that serves as the frontispiece to an encyclopedia of medical knowledge, God also reaches out of the clouds to take the pulse of man, thereby assessing both his physical and his spiritual condition.

He compiled and edited the standard theological reference work Real-Encyklopädie für protestantische Theologie und Kirche (22 vols., 1854 68), which was published in an abridged English version as The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge (13 vol., 1951 54).

It is a well-organized encyclopedia of universal knowledge in the form of a dialogue between Theorus, a curious theoretician who observers the world and Mystagogus, a master and guide.