Sentence examples for significantly revised edition from inspiring English sources

During the early 1680s Pufendorf also prepared a significantly revised edition (1684) of DJN which emphasized the similarities to Cumberland and Stoicism (Palladini 2002, Saastamoinen 1999/2000) to make its problematic Hobbesian inheritance less obvious and, perhaps, his life easier.

This week, Houghton Mifflin is publishing a revised edition.

LETTERS OF E. B. WHITE: Revised Edition.

"Tapas" was reissued in 2007 in a revised edition.

There's a newly revised edition on the elementary schools.

Interesting, too, were some of the apparent differences between the standard edition and the revised edition.

(Aperture's revised edition nearly doubles the length of the original).

It came out in 1994 and has just appeared in a revised edition.

Eugénie Grandet, novel by Honoré de Balzac, first published in 1833 (revised edition, 1839).

In 1577 Richard Robinson published a revised edition of de Worde, which proved extremely popular.

In 1999 a heavily revised edition of the book was published.