classical edition造句
例句與造句
- Together with Johannes Oporinus and Ruprecht Winter he led a printing house and published a large variety of classical editions.
- At the ducal printing office at Zweibr點ken the fine series of the classical editions known as the Bipontine Editions was published ( 1779 sqq . ).
- Nevertheless, Iakovos would first teach using the classical editions and then only would he initiate his disciples to the particular compositions that were used in the Patriarchal church.
- Meursius was the author of classical editions and treatises, many of which are printed in J . F . Gronovius's " Thesaurus antiquitatum graecarum ".
- The earliest translations are a Swedish by J . T . Peringskiold in 1719 . The classical edition remains that by Theodor Mommsen in 1882, published with the " Getica " in the " Monumenta Germaniae Historica ".
- It's difficult to find classical edition in a sentence. 用classical edition造句挺難的
- :I have not inserted in the article any reference to my own works or to books edited by the Michael Servetus Institute, and the references that I have used are quotes from independent scholars and classical editions, as it can easily be checked by listing my contributions.
- Propylaea ) was founded as an imprint for non-fiction books especially on history and art history as well as classical editions, but also for novels like Erich Maria Remarque's " All Quiet on the Western Front " first published in 1929 . The number of authors working for Ullstein also included Vicki Baum and Franz Blei.
- 2003 : Le Sac du palais d 蓆? seconde guerre de l Opium ( Editions du Rocher ) The Looting of Summer Palace, Second Opium War-translated and published in China in 2005 by The classical Editions of Zhejiang ( Zhejiang Gu Ji Chu Ban She ) and published between the France-China Cross-Cultural Years, thanks to the Translation Fu Lei program with the help of French Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- Although most of the psaltis of Constantinople had good intervals and attacks ( which is not the case of most psaltis of today ), their " politikon hyphos " or " style " is not to be confused with the " patriarchal style ", where the repertoire chanted was different not only in composition ( usually of abbreviated nature ) as compared to some classical editions, but in terms of chronos counting ( divided ( " dieremenos " ), unitary ( " monosimos " ), simple ( " haplos " ), complex ( " synthetos " or " syneptigmenos chronos " which is not to be confused with syneptigmenos " rhythmos " ), free ( " elevtheros " ), callophonic etc . ), as well.