Sentence examples for three treatises from inspiring English sources

His fame rests on three treatises he composed on the works of Aryabhata.

Ghiberti also wrote I Commentarii, three treatises on art history and theory from antiquity to his time.

The school now exists in Japan only as a subsect of the Sanron ("Three Treatises") school and is no longer found in China.

Coquelin was the author of three treatises on the craft of the actor: L'Art et le comédien (1880), Les Comédiens par un comédien (1882), and L'Art du comédien (1894).

The latter contains three treatises, Chengchu tongbian benmo (1274; "Fundament and Periphery for Continuity and Change in Multiplication and Division"), Tianmu bilei chengchu jiefa (1275; "Quick Methods for Multiplication and Division in Surveying and Analogous Categories"), and Xu gu zhai qi suan fa (1275; "Selection of Strange Mathematical Methods in Continuation of Antiquity").

Gradually, but especially after reading Luther's three treatises of 1520, Erasmus' opinion of Luther shifted from cautious approval in 1518 to increasingly strong criticism.

Out of this context emerged Locke's major work in political philosophy, Two Treatises of Government (1689).

Philoponus' two treatises on grammar were later revised in lexicon form and received wide recognition during the Middle Ages.

In 1960 came his definitive, critical edition of Locke's Two Treatises of Government (1960), which established the standard for the editing of such works.

Various documents and books illustrate Anglo-Spanish relations, and two treatises by Leonardo are given relevance because Prince Charles tried to buy them when he was in Madrid.

Locke published his Two Treatises of Government anonymously because of its insurrectionary thesis that legitimate government rests on the will of the people.