Sentence examples for translation and commentary from inspiring English sources

He completed his English translation and commentary on the Bhagavad-Gita in 1965.

A recent translation and commentary was prepared by Dr. Casson and published in 1989 by Princeton University Press.

Recently, he and Rabbi Gunther Plaut finished "The Book of Genesis," a translation and commentary, which will be published soon.

Other works in Pahlavi include, besides a translation and commentary on the Avesta, the Bundahishn ("Primal Creation"), a cosmology.

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Stanley's The History of Philosophy, which long remained a standard work, was published in 1655 62, and his edition of Aeschylus with Latin translation and commentary in 1663.

When Littré published his translation and commentaries on Epidemics in 1846, he mistakenly considered the Cough of Perinthus to be a single disease (5 ).

The 826-square-foot space devotes one wall of shelves to church history, philosophy and biblical translations and commentary.

In 1987, A. A. Long and David Sedley brought out The Hellenistic Philosophers (LS) which contains in its first volume English translations and commentary of many important texts on Stoics, Epicureans and Skeptics.

He established the tradition followed by subsequent Neoplatonists of taking Aristotle's Categories as a fundamental introductory text and his Isagoge in particular served as a standard introductory text in Byzantium, the Arabic world and in the Latin West through Boethius' translations and commentary.

This bilingual version of the three major books of one of Italy's greatest poets (1896-1981) is filled with verse "of an unignorable kind" and features "Galassi's superb translation... and commentary," Nicholas Jenkins wrote here last year.