The authorship represents the best scholarship of the times.
It has been a matter of no little wonder, considering the authorship of this pamphlet and its own intrinsic merits, that a translation of it has not already been executed by some competent scholar.
Its authorship has been universally accepted, and the information contained therein was derived by its author, as may be seen from his own statements, from certain old biographies of Sankara existing at the time of its composition.
Just as Hamsun's own dreams are echoed in this boyish imagery, so his own authorship in its happiest time when he felt all his powers in full swing, is reflected in the later story of Johannes.
Rumors of itsauthorship were current, and were confirmed when, in 1890, the book "Hunger" burst upon a startled Christiania and made its author instantly famous.
He repeated that perhaps authorship had worked its worshippers too hard, but there was no doubt that their worship was a genuine devotion.
The authorship was rather equally divided between the sexes, and the poets were both young and old, or as old as poets ever can be.
It was, he said, the degradation of authorship as a calling, in the popular regard.
Whether that was really so or not, the doubt remained whether authorship was not now a creed outworn.
He owned that in the past authorship had enjoyed too much honor in the reverence and affection of the world: not always, indeed, but at certain times.
Politikus be really the work of a different author from the Sophistes; for identity of authorship is distinctly affirmed in it.
It will be seen that in both these cases the Platonic point of view comes out--deliberate authorshipfrom the scientific or artistic individual mind, as the only source of rectitude and perfection.
Its authorshiphas since been variously attributed.
It is somewhat strange that there should be a doubt with regard to the authorship of so popular a work, but it is generally attributed to one Raspi, a German who fled from the officers of justice to England.
By far the greater part of his works are poetical and sentimental, and hence some doubt has been thrown upon the authorship of his work called "The Doctor.
The authorship of the African War is doubtful; it seems best, with Niebuhr, to assign it to Oppius.
From the constant use of amanuenses it often resulted that no direct evidence of authorship existed beyond the appended seal.
The materials for coming to a decision are so scanty, that it seems best to leave the authorship an open question.
This was years before any suggestion had been made that Bacon was in any way connected with the authorship of the Shakespearean dramas.
If there had been an intelligent study of Elizabethan literature from original sources the authorship of the Sonnets would have been revealed long ago.
There is abundant evidence to prove that it was the custom at this period for authors who desired to conceal their authorship to substitute for their own names, initials or the names of others on the title-pages.
The authorship of this volume is a question of some interest.
Since preparing the preceding chapters for the press, there have come into the author's hands several documents, that seem to throw additional light upon the origin and authorship of the Book of Mormon.
Throughout his busy life of authorship he was indeed continually victimized by pirates.
On so disputed a point as the authorship of the Whole Duty of Man, your readers will probably welcome any discussion by one so competent to form an opinion in such matters as Hearne.
The Gentleman's Magazine for 1786 does not, however, contain any information about the authorship of Gaudentio; and the name of Dr.
There is nothing in the contents of this work which renders it likely that the authorship should have been carefully concealed by Bp.
The title of Berkeley to the authorship of Gaudentio has doubtless no better foundation.
The Higher Criticism questions the Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch, but here is an entry made in an ancient record in America at least 575 years B.
The best answer that can be made to these claims, on the part of those disposed to defend the Isaiah authorship of the book of prophecies which bears that prophet's name, is to say that from two hundred years B.
The Mosaic Authorshipof the Pentateuch, Charles Elliott, D.
Being engaged on a collection of fugitive pieces by wits of the last century, yet unprinted, I wish to take the opinion of your valuable correspondents as to the authorship of the enclosed piece.
On the subject of the authorship of this work I will transcribe a note which I subjoined to a short account of Isaac Vossius (Worthington's Diary, p.
And the change in discourse passed without difficulty into literature, calling into being a nimbler style of wit, a more direct, rapid, and decisive manner of thought and expression, than had beseemed authorship before.
Other suggested claimants to the authorship are Plutarch (L.
This letter, the authorship of which Steele disavowed, was probably by Anthony Henley.
Elsewhere, however, in a note, Swift hints that Archbishop King was really aware of the authorship of the pamphlet.
Busby at Westminster, he was in 1694 elected a student of Christ Church, where he made the acquaintance of Atterbury, and supported Boyle against Bentley in the dispute as to the authorship of the letters of Phalaris.
A Short Character of the Earl of Wharton, by Swift himself, though the authorship was not suspected at the time.
Ordinance of Freedom in the Northwest Territory, authorship of, III.
Senator from Nevada, answer to his denial of Mr. Sumner’s authorship of provision for colored suffrage in rebel States, XVII.
The most valuable contributions to the controversy as to the authorship are: The Handwriting of Junius investigated by Charles Chabot, expert, with preface and collateral evidence by the Hon.
The Greek of Jude is also such as to exclude the idea of authorship in Palestine by an unschooled Galilean, at an early date in church history.
It is also said that Francis must have been guilty of baseness if he wrote Junius, but if that explains why he did not avow the authorship it can be shown to constitute a moral impossibility only by an examination of his life.
Curiosity as to the mystery of the authorship began to replace political and literary interest in the writings.
Austin's definition looks, not to the authorship of the law as a principle, not to its inventor or originator, but to the person or persons who in the last resort cause it to be obeyed.
Lady Castlemaine did not escape the shaft of University wit, for a stinging couplet was set up during the night on her door, for the discovery of the authorship of which a reward of £1000 was offered.
The authorship of these lines is often attributed to Milton, but there is little doubt they are of Marvell's composition.
It was perhaps not without its influence on the style of Corneille, that a youthful labor of his in authorship was to translate, wholly or partially, the "Pharsalia" of Lucan.
One more little gem from Victor Hugo's treasury of such we are happily able to present in a version whose authorship will commend it; Mr. Andrew Lang translates "The Grave and the Rose.
We know no other instance of a writer, limited in his production strictly to sermons, who holds his place in the first rank of authorship simply by virtue of supreme mastership in literary style.
A good deal of discussion from time to time having arisen over the authorship of the Sellers play, as presented by Raymond, certain among the letters that follow may be found of special interest.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "authorship" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
