Another more voluminous but less trustworthy historian was Valerius Antias, who wrote annals in at least seventy-five books.
The Exempla, in five books, was a history of Roman manners and customs.
Raymund compiled this work in three years, in five books, commonly called the Decretals, which the same pope Gregory confirmed in 1234.
Fables+, in five Books, written in iambic senarii, like those of Terence and Publius Syrus.
The +Astronomica+ in five Books of hexameter verse.
The most important of extant treatises of this kind are those of Irenæus in five books Adv.
In prison he finished his work in five books which he undertook jointly with Eusebius, the Apology for Origen, to which Eusebius independently added a sixth book.
What knowledge has the world of the first thirty-five books of Dio's Roman History?
The last twenty books, Sixty-one to Eighty, appear in fairly reliable excerpts and epitomes, but for the first thirty-five books we are dependent upon the merest scraps and fragments.
To the Beginning of the Second Samnite War (Five Books): Book III, B.
To the Beginning of the Second Punic War (Five Books): Book VIII, B.
Their authorship is traditionally ascribed to Moses,[750] and in consequence the "Five Books of Moses" is another commonly used designation.
They might easily be compressed into less than two ordinary octavo pages, though the work itself extended to five books.
The Expositions of Papias, in five books, and the Ecclesiastical History of Hegesippus, likewise in five books, must have been full of important matter bearing on our subject.
He wrote a history of the world(Chronografiai, in five books) from the creation to the year A.
He wrote "An Exposition of the Oracles of the Lord," in five books.
It denotes, therefore, the collection of five books; or, the five books of the law considered as a whole.
The De finibus bonorum et malorum, in five books, was composed in 45 B.
His work extended from the first mythical stories to his own day, and reached to at least seventy-five books.
The Brahmana of the Talavakaras, which for the most part is still unpublished, seems to consist of five books.
The careful investigations of Professor Jacobi have shown that the Ramayana originally consisted of five books only (ii.
Instead of seventy translations of fifty books, there was one translation of five books.
His poem, the Astronomica, in its present form, consists of five Books of hexameter verse: probably a sixth Book has been lost.
The whole collection had then a different title descriptive of this design; and it was only after a part became detached from the rest that that part was called, for distinction’s sake, the Pancha Tantra, or Five Books.
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