For example, chapter two of the Judaeo-Arabic theologic-philosophical work by Natanael Ibn al-Fayyumi, the Garden of Intellects (Bustan al-'uqul), written in Yemen in 1165, includes a correspondence between numbers 1 10 and ten scientific and philosophical concepts (soul's faculties, senses, directions, bodily substances and parts, etc).
Other works, mainly published posthumously, include a correspondence (2 vol., 1948) with the critic Jacques Rivière, his brother-in-law.
The significance of seven types of fish has yielded numerous theories, including a correspondence to the number of sacraments in the church, the seven days of creation, the seven virtues of Christian theology, and a reminder of the seven deadly sins.
The public transport authority Ruter operates bus services to the station, including a correspondence from Eidsvoll Verk via the station to Dal.
Also extant are some edicts, official letters, and some private correspondence, including a lengthy correspondence with his rhetoric teacher and lifelong friend, Fronto.[1] The private correspondence begins before Marcus is twenty and continues into his imperial years.
The scrutiny committee correspondence includes a "by hand, strictly private and confidential" letter Ashcroft submitted to the Tory chief whip from his City lawyers, Allen & Overy.
One set of correspondence includes a request to the F.B.I. from the Watergate special prosecutor's office about the bugging of premises "owned, leased or licensed" by Steinbrenner and other American Shipbuilding executives.
The slim volume, edited by Carlos L. Dews, who teaches English at the University of West Florida, also includes a selection of her correspondence and the outline that won her her first book contract.
The correspondence also includes a plea by Ms Matheson to Dame Rachel Crowdy, asking her to dine with Wells at the Savoy Grill prior to the broadcast to put him at his ease.
It also includes a calibration step to ensure correspondence with ambient monitoring data.
Mr. Clinton's paid transition staff -- about 10 people, including schedulers, a correspondence unit, a press secretary, and his longtime personal secretary, Betty Currie -- work 300 miles away from Chappaqua, out of an office on Jackson Place across the street from the White House.
