Sentence examples for group of writings from inspiring English sources

Includes an important group of writings by Johannes of Teschen, notably his Antiphona with musical notation.

The so-called Katherine Group of writings (1180 1210), associated with Hereford, a town not far from the Welsh border, adhered most closely to native traditions, and there is something to be said for regarding this West Midland dialect, least disturbed by French and Scandinavian intrusions, as a kind of Standard English in the High Middle Ages.

Modern leather label on backstrip, stamped in silver between rules top and bottom: ""ALCHEMICAL MISCELLANY MANUSCRIPT FRANCE 15TH C".". MS 5 is notable for its large collection of medieval alchemies, both speculative and practical, and especially for the important group of writings by Johannes of Teschen.

Digging deeper into ancient India, we can also uncover Hindu scripture (a group of writings known as the Vedas), which contain parables that sound eerily like those told by Jesus centuries later.

A small grouping of writings by and about Biko and the South African Students Organization (SASO) are also available.

Significant groups of writings exist in this subseries for Ezio Tarantelli and James Tobin, both of whom Modigliani collaborated with extensively.

First, whatever the exact worth of the two groups of writings that surround it may be, the Course of Positive Philosophy (hereafter Course) remains Comte's major contribution.

It was during the Protectorate that More produced a remarkable group of philosophical writings.

It was part of a small group of similar writings devoted to legal procedures that were written for royal administrators.

"That whole Provincetown group, the writings of women have been cut out of history". Whether sexism or changing taste is the cause, Linda Ben-Zvi, an American-born theater professor at Tel Aviv University, decided to remedy this exclusion by writing "Susan Glaspell: Her Life and Times," published in May by Oxford University Press.

IS's sexual exploitation of female captives has been well documented, but a leading IS expert at Princeton University, Cole Bunzel, who has reviewed many of the group's writings, said the fatwa went beyond what has previously been published by the militants on how to treat female slaves.