Sentence examples for important commentaries from inspiring English sources
Two other important commentaries on Chunqiu are Gongyangzhuan by Gongyang Gao and Guliangzhuan by Guliang Chi.
Alexander of Aphrodisias (fl. c. 200 ce) wrote extremely important commentaries on Aristotle's writings, including the logical works.
Other important commentaries were penned by al-Zamakhsharī (died 1144), whose work is famous for its interest in the Qurʾān's rhetorical features, and by Fakhr al-Dīn al-Rāzī (died 1210), one of the most prominent theologians of medieval Islam.
Most of the members of this school were Nestorian or Jacobite Christians, but the Muslim al-Fārābī (c. 873 950) wrote important commentaries and other logical works there that influenced all later Arabic logicians.
In the 1830s two great judges, James Kent of New York and Joseph Story of Massachusetts, produced important commentaries on common law and equity, emphasizing the need for legal certainty and for security of title to property.
They are extant in the Arabic original or Hebrew translations or both, and some of these translations serve in place of the presumably lost Arabic originals; e.g., the important commentaries on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics and on Plato's Republic.
Gudok has also provided important commentary on Soviet and post-Soviet Russian culture, politics, and social life.
Wang also wrote an important commentary on the Huangdi neijing, but his labours over the pulse are what raised him to the highest rank of Chinese physician.
In 1189 Zhu Xi wrote an important commentary on this text, and he continued to work on Daxue for the rest of his life.
On Tuesday, the rabbit is duly extracted, and we can turn to prattling on about whether Gordon's really up to it, perhaps leavening this important commentary with some drollery about Pauline Prescott's coiffure.
