Sentence examples for most complete edition from inspiring English sources

The two-volume collection of Babel's works that Ms. Pirozhkova compiled and edited remains the most complete edition in Russian.

The most complete edition of the Journal is that of A.M. Gummere (1922).

Using volumes that 500 years before had belonged to Zhang Zhongjing, Wang Bing compiled the most complete edition of the Huangdi neijing in the middle of the 8th century ce during the Tang dynasty (618 907).

References in this essay are as follows: References to the Fons Vitae are to 1892 Latin edition by Baeumker of the 12th century translation from Arabic into Latin which is the most complete edition (see bibliography: Ibn Gabirol 1892); citation format lists the book number (1 5) of the Fons Vitae, the section number, the page number in the Baeumker, and the line number/s).

Announced on August 17 and published on October 22, 1971, this four-volume, relatively expensive set became the "Senator Gravel Edition", which studies from Cornell University and the Annenberg Center for Communication have labeled as the most complete edition of the Pentagon Papers to be published.

The Tripitaka Koreana, one of the most complete editions of the Buddhist canon, was published in the first part of the Koryŏ period.

These include the depositories for the Tripitaka Koreana (one of the most complete editions of Buddhist canonical writings in the world), located at Haein Temple, west of Taegu (designated 1995); several dolmen (stone burial monument) sites from the 1st millennium bce in the southwestern part of the country (2000); and the volcanic island of Cheju and its lava-tube cave system (2007).

Donnerstag (Stockhausen Complete Edition) The most approachable of his Licht cyle of seven operas.

Most of them are still unpublished, although a complete edition is in process.

After his death, Julius Frauenstädt (1813 1879) published new editions of most of Schopenhauer's works, with the first complete edition (six volumes) appearing in 1873.

The journals, accompanied by the most complete maps of his routes yet compiled, are included in a new Oxford edition of the Works of Robert Burns: Commonplace Books, Tour Journals and Miscellaneous Prose, edited by Leask and published as part of a major new, fully annotated edition of the writer's prose.