SARPI, citations from his writings, on the Papal interpretation of the Tridentine decrees, i.
Numerous citations in Bancroft's volume indicate that the early explorers and ethnologists did not altogether agree on the subdivisions of this family.
These general outlines by the author are supported by numerous citations from those authorities.
Citations might be made to show the gradual advance of the mechanical idea from two interesting works, Die Kunst des Gesanges, by Adolph B.
A few citations from standard writers on the voice will show the estimation in which ear-training is held.
The present work will call for several citations from Tosi, all taken from the English edition.
Successive citations thus fell on either side when they witnessed upon the disputed points so presented.
Sometimes, happily, they make it plain by what they themselves let fall, that their citations of Scripture may not be so dealt with.
If I could have a chance to review the transcript, I will submit exact citationsin each case.
Is not clear or not complete, and as far as I am concerned, and I think the Commission would agree, that you should review the transcript to supply those citationsfor those particular categories of cases.
The reader who is curious on the subject will find a series of citations from this most interesting note-book, in the Life and Letters, vol.
My citations from Washington's Farewell Address and John Quincy Adams's despatches.
They were, however, well sprinkled with citations of authority.
Citations in this work are from "Foreign Relations" (Am.
Abaelard shows, with citations from the Song of Songs, the glory of the spouse, and how her prayers should be sought by one who was the servant of her Husband.
Like Abaelard's previous theological treatises, it is filled with citations of authority, principally Augustine; and the reader feels the author's hesitancy to reveal that dialectic is the architect.
Time and again these titles flaunt an opposition which the citations scarcely bear out.
To discover from the writings of mediaeval scholars the effect of their classical studies upon their characters is of greater interest than to trace from their citations the authors read by them.
The citations from his poems in this chapter follow the Pfeiffer-Bartsch edition.
This view was supported by Abaelard's citations from the Fathers themselves; and yet, so abruptly made, it was not a pleasant statement for the ears of those to whom the writings of the holy Fathers were sacred.
He also identified (giving proper chapter and verse references), collated, and where needful corrected all the Koranic citations with which the text swarms, a task which demanded great labour and an intimate knowledge of the Koran.
Hundreds of new facts are recorded respecting these and other absorbing topics, while the citations from the unpublished letters of Burton and Lady Burton will, we are sure, receive a welcome.
A few citationsfrom it will be found in our Appendix.
Indeed, it is little better than a huge scrap-book filled with newspaper cuttings and citations from Sir Richard's and other books, hurriedly selected and even more hurriedly pieced together.
Rashi's thorough knowledge of Hebrew enabled him to depend upon his memory for quoting the appropriate verses, and in all his citations there is scarcely a mistake, natural though an error would have been in quoting from memory.
If these citations did not suffice, his anti-Christian polemics would furnish ample evidence of the wise use Rashi made of the Peshat.
Without doubt he knew the grammarian Judah Ibn Koreish[49] only by the citations from him.
Rashi knew the first of these collections; and his citations aided Zunz in the reconstruction he made of this Midrash before the discovery of a manuscript by Buber confirmed his clear-sighted suppositions.
From these two citations it is evident that Rashi does not shrink from complicated explanations, and that he does not comment on the easy passages.
Origen: and there are considerations attending the citations of either, which greatly detract from their value.
Versions, and ransack the Patristic writings in search of neglected citations of Scripture?
We have laid the emphasis of these various citations on the "essential symptoms" in order to assert, with equal emphasis, that their analogues occur in not only one case of Latrodectus mactans poisoning.
The liberty has been taken of changing the form of Koehne's citations to conform to that used at this Station.
For the sake of brevity some of the citations of the original author have been omitted.
Their doctrinal orthodoxy was proved bycitations from the early church fathers.
The absence of any citations to substantiate important points was of course due to the impromptu nature of the speech.
These citations do not tally with either the public or secret treaty.
A similar class of citations is preserved in the "speeches from the throne" and the counsels of the Sasanian kings which we come across in various Arab historical and anthological works bearing on Sasanian Persia, as also in the Shah Nameh.
Among these citations which I owe to the goodness of Rosen, there is one tolerably long on the death of Peroz.
We have already indicated the importance of the citations in early Arabic anthologies incorporated from Persian historical works.
Thus the Chronicler's imposing array of citations may be without injustice reduced to two books--the canonical book of Kings (or Genesis to Kings) and the midrash to those books.
Judah,[1] the apparent citations from or allusions to other prophetic books.
NANNA: there are no citationsin Brünnow showing the meaning of NANNA when standing alone.
Among the few citations in which the sign appears, a female lamb is mentioned (Br.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "citations" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
