Mrs. Nixon wrote more than 140 books, some published in more than a score of languages.
About 200 turned up last week, filling the centre to standing room only, speaking in a score of languages, each with their own heart-stopping story to tell.
But like his great contemporary, Ian Hamilton Finlay, he was truly international in his outlook, his appeal, his vision, and he published translations of poetry in a score of languages.
Devotional poems attributed to these inspired figures, who represent both genders and all social classes, have elaborated a store of images and moods to which access can be had in a score of languages.
Angell's most famous work, The Great Illusion (1910), translated into more than a score of languages, tried to establish the fallacy of the idea that conquest and war brought a nation great economic advantage and ensured its living space and access to markets, trade, and raw materials.
Globally, Ms. Sánchez's blog, whose name refers to the Russian-sounding names beginning with "Y" that many Cubans her age were given at the height of their nation's dependency on the Soviet Union, is available in a score of languages and gets up to 14 million visits a month.
(It has received official translations into scores of languages, but Hebrew is not among them).
Around the world today, the phrase "Drink Coca-Cola" is visible in scores of languages.
Scores of languages are spoken, 15 of which appear on the nation's currency.
It is said that there are ninety-nine tribes, with scores of languages between them — but they are culturally united.
