All of them, even those who rejected his teaching, quoted frequently from poems that he had recited to them.
MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG has been hiring the kinds of political scientists who used to be quoted frequently because they were considered independent experts.
(The editor and co-author, Bob McCabe, quotes frequently from Chapman's autobiography, and we also hear from Chapman's brother, his sister-in-law and his longtime partner, David Sherlock).
In a recent paper titled Escaping the Laboratory: the Rodent Experiments of John B Calhoun and their Cultural Influence, the historians Ed Ramsden and Jon Adams chart how their subject's reputation took off, with his arguments reported in newspapers and quoted frequently by politicians, architects and urban planners.
Jonathan Gruber, a prominent M.I.T. health economist, wrote an Op-Ed column and was quoted frequently in other Times columns, news articles and blogs on health care reform before it came to light that he had a contract worth nearly $400,000 to analyze health proposals for the Obama administration.
Ironically, in developing his theory of choice, Crescas quotes frequently from Abner's book Ofrenda de Zelos (without citing him by name).
He quotes frequently and liberally from classical sources, usually in Latin though sometimes in Greek, and his translation of Diogenes Laertius's Book X on the life of Epicurus is the centerpiece of his 1649 Animadversiones.
Even the afterthought-like tract on calculus has been quoted frequently; most notably by the Scottish mathematician Colin Maclaurin.
Mr. Bennett appears frequently as a political commentator on television and radio and is quoted frequently in newspapers including the New York Times and the Washington Post.
Mr. Simonian has appeared as a toy industry expert on numerous television and radio talk shows and news segments, and is quoted frequently in trade and consumer press regarding toys and toy safety.
