Sentence examples for transcript of lectures from inspiring English sources

By him we possess a transcript of lectures (scholia) on Plato's Phaedrus, and it is generally supposed that the work draws on the lectures of Syrianus which Hermias attended, although Hermias nowhere mentions Syrianus by name.

Subsequent stages of Heidegger's early philosophical development were illuminated for scholars in the late 20th century by the publication of transcripts of lectures he delivered in the 1920s.

Besides the Scriptum, which, as mentioned above, was mostly composed before Auriol arrived in Paris in the autumn of 1316, we have reportationes (student transcripts) of lectures that Auriol held on all four books of the Sentences, some of which have obviously been reworked to one degree or another by Auriol himself and some of which are still found only in medieval manuscripts.

If you can't make it to the lecture, you can always order a transcript of past lectures or even watch a RealVideo playback of Richard Branson's 1998 lecture.

The author of these works may have been a pupil of Olympiodorus, and in that case it is quite possible that his commentary on the Isagoge was composed as a transcript of Olympiodorus' lectures.

My students told me time and again, "You should write a book!" Finally one of them handed me a transcript of my lectures that he had done and suggested I use it as a start.

The marvelous photo-album-like book accompanying the Met show includes a transcript of the lecture along with reproductions of the postcards Evans used as illustration.

The mission was to institute "the religion of God; the Islamization of life, empowering of God's religion," according to a transcript of a lecture that he gave in Alexandria, Egypt, in April 2011.

Here is what he says, taken from the transcript of the lecture: 1.

Though taken as a quasi manifesto for the Existentialist movement, the transcript of this lecture was the only publication that Sartre openly regretted seeing in print.

The following is a transcript of a lecture given on October 5, 2016 at Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis, Indiana for the OPEN Faith conference.