Sentence examples for produced commentaries from inspiring English sources
Later, Eutocius of Ascalon (early 6th century) produced commentaries on Archimedes and Apollonius.
Beginning in the tenth century, Islamic philosophers such as Alfarabi (ca. 870 950), Avicenna (980 1037), and Averroes (ca. 1126 98), produced commentaries, but their impact in the West was felt only after the period of translations from Arabic into Latin which began in Spain around the middle of the twelfth century.
Calvin produced commentaries on most of the books of the Bible.
The ailing Mr. Castro, acting in a sort of emeritus role, has produced numerous commentaries in the 16 months since he had abdominal surgery and temporarily handed over power to his younger brother, Raúl, who is 76.
In the 1830s two great judges, James Kent of New York and Joseph Story of Massachusetts, produced important commentaries on common law and equity, emphasizing the need for legal certainty and for security of title to property.
All were active in Alexandria as professors of mathematics and astronomy, and they produced extensive commentaries on the major authorities Pappus and Theon on Ptolemy, Hypatia on Diophantus and Apollonius.
Boethius produced two commentaries on the Isagoge.
Herbert of Bosham (c. 1180) produced a commentary on Jerome's Hebrew Psalter.
Charles McGill, of Peekskill, produced a commentary on racial stereotyping, with card after card of statements like "My name was never Shaft or Black Caesar" and "I have never wanted straight hair".
Tweeters at the scene produced wry commentary on reporter exaggeration, eventually encouraging a hybrid blend of real time speed and news judgement.
Besides writing text-books on arithmetic and geometry, closely based on Greek models, Boethius devoted himself to translating Aristotle's logic and commenting on it; he produced a commentary on the Categories and two each on On Interpretation and on the Isagoge ('Introduction') by Porphyry, which had become a standard part of the logical curriculum.
