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As a result, it was a compendium of compromises.
Hegel's Encyklopädie der philosophischen Wissenschaften (1817; "Encyclopaedia of Philosophical Knowledge") was of more than subject importance in that it was a compendium of the author's philosophical system in three parts: Logic, Nature, Mind.
London Labour and the London Poor was originally advertised as a "Cyclopoedia" of street life, implying that it was a compendium of facts for dipping into rather than a book to be read from cover to cover.
It was a compendium of all the ways a human being could die other than "at home, in peace, surrounded by loved ones".
It was a compendium of all the ways a human being could die outside of "at home, in peace, surrounded by loved ones".
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It's a compendium of archival odds and ends: postcards, snapshots, arcane pronouncements.
Too many people, I think, believe that it is a compendium of practical advice.
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It is a compendium that reproduces 306 works in all mediums from the Modern's holdings.
A quarterly journal edited by John Summers, and most notably with help from Thomas Frank and Chris Lehmann, it is a compendium of literary curveballs.
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