Sentence examples for some treatises from inspiring English sources

His works consist of a large number of scriptural homilies and other sermons, together with some treatises and letters.

A substantial part of his work has come down to us, but some treatises are known only indirectly through quotations or translations into Syriac and Arabic.

As one part follows another, it's difficult to suppress the feeling that the audience is being taken by the hand through some treatise on minimalism, with every point rather too painstakingly explained.

Some architectural treatises were intended to publicize novel concepts rather than to state widely accepted ideals.

His works include commentaries on Greek and Roman writers, mathematical and descriptive geography, and some musical treatises.

He came to his senses, after a fashion, continuing to gamble heavily but trying to reduce his risks by mastering and applying some early treatises on the laws of probability.

Armstrong's classic researches in chemistry dealt in part with subsitution in the hydrocarbon naphthalene, a problem on which he published some 60 treatises, which, with the work of his collaborators, securely established the chemistry of a substance and its derivatives that were of the greatest technical importance in the dyestuffs industry.

Empedocles seems to have invoked Heraclitean themes, and some Hippocratic treatises imitated Heraclitean language and presented applications of Heraclitean themes.

But some medieval treatises on consequence also contain a high level of technical sophistication, even though the language used is the regimented academic Latin of the time – the only symbolic device present is the use of schematic letters, which in fact dates back to Aristotle.

Joyce Carol Oates has written some great treatises on the back of gnocchi, and I believe they have Gabriel Garcia Marquez now writing out the ingredients to the flax-infused soy cereals.

There are some twenty-five treatises belonging to this group and they include some of the most famous pseudepigrapha, including the work by ps.-Timaeus that was supposed to be Plato's model, ps.-Archytas' works on categories and ps.-Ocellus On the Universe.