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Olympiodorus' extant works include lucid and valuable commentaries on Plato's Phaedo, Gorgias, Philebus, and Alcibiades; a biography of Plato; an introduction to Aristotle's philosophy; and commentaries on Aristotle's Categories and Meteora.

Ofsted provides valuable commentary on the issue of parental compliance, and on some of the strategies that will help promote child-centred practice.

We should not make it easy for musicians to exploit existing works and then later claim that their rendition was a valuable commentary on the original.

It is to these writings that Monson owes his fame, since, besides being the first account by a naval officer of a war in which he himself served, they provide a valuable commentary on the Elizabethan war with Spain and conditions at sea during that period.

Donatus' valuable commentary was based on excellent sources and on careful study of Terence.

Our presenters receive valuable commentary and discussion on their research projects to date, and their offerings allow participants to encounter thinkers, texts, and areas of research they might not otherwise come across in the course of their studies.

It is fully searchable and also includes valuable scholarly commentary on Central European History.

They have been in Copenhagen for the past twelve days of talks — the N.R.D.C. is producing a valuable running commentary on the talks — and they offered a view of China's role in these final hours: What is the reaction among attendees to China's role so far?

His commentaries on Aristotle's entire Organon (i.e., the logical writings) are considered valuable by logicians.

Donatus also wrote commentaries on Terence and Virgil.

The evidence — a meagre output of books, themselves commentaries on commentaries on other books — suggested otherwise.