Sentence examples for in the printed edition from inspiring English sources

Harper noticed that Bartram's notes were considerably altered and expanded in the printed edition, and the detail of the white tail appeared in print for the first time in this revised account.

Each downloaded issue includes the full, colorful design, all articles and even the ads that you'd see in the printed edition.

This classic Freudian slip is accurately reported in the on line version of Hansard, though Downing Street may yet see to it that it is not in the printed edition available tomorrow.

More than 4 million articles from 20 million volunteers could end up in the printed edition of Wikipedia.

In the printed edition on-click links are difficult to implement, instead person and place indices are compiled and appended to each volume.

Most of the information on the play and its run is known because of Fielding's preface in the printed edition of the play.

The empericum for conception, like other additions, subsequently appears inside the main body of Gilbertus's text in manuscripts through the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries and into the printed edition of 1510.

The first performance of the work, however, was given not in London but in Vienna, and the printed edition was dedicated to Frederick William III, king of Prussia.

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It is cited in the printed editions of the Greek New Testament since Tischendorf's edition.

Among these is Michael Frayn, the author of "Copenhagen," who expended much effort in trying to refute such arguments in the postscript to the printed edition of his play.