In 1859 a further edition of the Statutes was issued; the changes related mainly to the costs associated with the Order.
A further edition of the fair will rock up in the YBA's home town of Margate in August.
An even more clear example of Erasmus' use of the Colloquies as a way to promote his opinions is his Inquisitio de fide, published in a further expanded edition of 1524.
The edition sold quickly and a second edition was soon printed, with an expanded edition to follow in 1773 and a further revised edition in 1778.
That said, the book has some limitations that will, I hope, be dealt with in the further editions to be expected in an area where the zeitgeist keeps moving.
The first volume of his Manual of the Ornithology of the United States and of Canada appeared in 1832 (with further editions in 1840, 1891, 1896, and 1903) and was the first work of moderate size and price on American birds.
His fame as a neo-Aristotelian goes back to his Elementa logices Aristotelicae, first published in 1836 with five further editions (Trendelenburg 1836).
During the period that elapsed between 1830, when the first monthly part of the seventh edition appeared, and 1902 03, when the 10th edition was published, the Encyclopædia Britannica was established as a major indexed work of reference covering all branches of knowledge with the collaboration of named experts, which was brought up to date from time to time in further editions.
The Quatuor Bozzini has made rapt recordings of the quartets, for Edition Wandelweiser; in a further challenge to contemporary listening habits, they are available only through mail order.
In a "further reading" postscript to the 2004 edition of Birdsong, the curious are directed to Pat Barker's Regeneration and, unaccountably, Captain Corelli's Mandolin.
No further edition was published in Godwin's lifetime, although a fourth edition was certainly mooted and Godwin may have undertaken work towards it.
