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The size of his extant works, which include a commentary on the Qurʾān and a universal history, testifies to the accuracy of his claim.

His other writings include A Commentary on the Cuneiform Inscriptions of Babylonia and Assyria (1850) and Outline of the History of Assyria (1852).

The works of this, his pre-episcopal career, include a commentary on Aristotle's Posterior Analytics and Physics, many independent treatises on scientific subjects, and several scriptural commentaries.

The oldest existing text dates from the 10th century, Professor Brill said, although this manuscript is the first to include a commentary by Nachmanides, a 13th-century Spanish rabbinical scholar who was one of the first cabalistic authorities.

Special features on the disc include a commentary track by Mark Schilling, the critic who has done the most to bolster Mr. Ishii's reputation in the West, as well as interviews with two of the young Japanese directors, Shinya Tsukamoto ("Tetsuo") and Minoru Kawasaki ("The Calamari Wrestler"), who have found inspiration in his work.

Bonus features include a commentary from Fincher, featurettes on Blomkvist, Salander, the sets and locations, etc.

Complexions, a troupe known for its propulsive energy offers several premieres, including a commentary on the speed of contemporary life.

Each volume in the set is a single issue, running from 30 to 50 pages, and a separate volume includes a commentary by Ann Savours, a polar historian.

He established an international charitable foundation Al-Khoei Benevolent Foundationn) and wrote more than 90 books on Shīʿite religion, including a commentary on the Qurʾān, Al-Bayān fī Tafsīr al-Qurʾān ("The Elucidation of the Exegesis of the Qurʾān").

Herophilus wrote at least nine works, including a commentary on Hippocrates, a book for midwives, and treatises on anatomy and the causes of sudden death, all lost in the destruction of the library of Alexandria (ad 272).

Two works by Benfey on Sanskrit grammar (1852 54 and 1858) were followed by his edition and translation of the Pañca-tantra (1859), which included a commentary that proved to be a valuable contribution to comparative literature.