Sentence examples for modern edition from inspiring English sources

The collection was printed in a modern edition edited by Adrian Morey and Christopher N. L. Brooke and published by the Cambridge University Press in 1967, under the title of The Letters and Charters of Gilbert Foliot.

Gàl edited the first modern edition of the Lectura Secunda dist. 1, q. 1, the traditional point of entry into Wodeham's thought on the matter.

The standard modern edition is The Anatomy of Melancholy, 6 vol., edited by Thomas C. Faulkner, Nicolas K. Kiessling, and Rhonda L. Blair (1989 2000).

I first encountered persimmon pudding in Marion Cunningham's modern edition of "The Fannie Farmer Cookbook".

She wrote her master's thesis on "Twelve Years a Slave," and, in 1968, published the first modern edition.

So a generation passed before a modern edition was made by Frederick Burwick and James C McKusick.

This account is inevitably indebted to Hansen (1992), Graham (1989), and a range of Chinese commentators cited in the Qing dynasty Zhuangzi Jishi of Guo Qingfan and the modern editions edited by Chen Guying, Zhuangzi Jinzhu Jinyi, rev.

Collected letters, especially in carefully edited modern editions such as W.S. Lewis's of the correspondences of the 18th-century man of letters Horace Walpole (34 vol., 1937 65), can offer a rewarding though not always predictable experience: some eminent people commit little of themselves to paper, while other lesser figures pungently re-create themselves and their world.

There were no reliable modern editions of the relevant texts.

Walsh in 1994, and modern editions appear in the Loeb Classical Library series.

As more of this repertory becomes available in modern editions, its reputation seems likely to rise.