Sentence examples for standard edition from inspiring English sources

The pagination from the standard edition of Descartes' writings edited by Charles Adam and Paul Tannery is also noted.

The first edition of Browne's collected works was published in 1686; the standard edition (including letters) is Works, edited by Geoffrey Keynes, 4 vol., new ed.

The Poems of Arthur Hugh Clough (1974), edited by F.L. Mulhauser, is the standard edition of Clough's work.

The standard edition of Cotton's poetry is Poems (1958), edited by John Buxton.

He further enshrined the classics and published a standard edition.

The standard edition was printed in Vilna beginning in 1886.

Lytton Strachey's younger brother, James, helped to translate him and oversaw the standard edition.

"The idea of a standard edition," Phillips points out, is "implicitly sacralizing".

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

The standard edition until modern times was that of Pope Sixtus V, 1587.

For this course, you must use Java Standard Edition 5.0 (a.k.a. version 1.5.0).