Though the twenty-four books of the Old Testament cannot be attributed to him, the fact that he copied and wrote portions need not be questioned.
He published, for the Violoncello, thirty Duos in four books, as Op.
They consist of four books of Sonatas with bass accompaniment, three Duets for two violoncellos, and eight "Airs Varies" with orchestra or quartet accompaniment.
Thus we pass to the palace, and out of the first series of four Books, which we are next to consider separately.
This Return, narrated in the twenty-four Books of the poem, divides itself into two equal halves, each containing twelve Books.
It consists of twenty-four books, the first four of which are sometimes known as the Telemachia, because Telemachus is the principal figure.
The Iliad is divided into twenty-four books, and contains nineteen thousand four hundred and sixty-five lines.
It is one of the most difficult of the "Four Books" to understand, but its main drift is that which has been indicated above.
Following on the "Four Books" there come in quick succession the "Five Classics," which are given to the boys to read.
The first in order of the "Four Books" that is put into the hands of the pupils is The Great Learning.
Four books of elegies are ascribed to Tibullus, but not all of these are really his work.
The elegies of Gallus, in four books, were addressed to Lycoris, an actress of low birth and loose morals, whose stage name was Cytheris.
The poems are handed down to us in four books, the second of which is, however, made up of two incomplete books.
Pompeius Trogus himself is mentioned as a writer on zoology, but his most important work was his universal history entitled Historiae Philippicae, in forty-four books.
A vicar of Cookfield owned twenty-four books, some of them priced cheaply (1451).
That the language of the Odyssey, and of four Books of the Iliad (IX.
The main division, that of Iliad and Odyssey, shows a distinct advance along this line; and the distinction is still more marked if we group with the Odyssey four Books of the Iliad whose Odyssean physiognomy is well marked.
The sequel, somewhat longer than the twenty-four books of Homer’s Iliad, takes up the tale from this point.
Four Books of elegiac poems are attributed to Tibullus, who ranks first among Roman elegists in the view of Quintilian, x.
This treatise on rhetoric in four Books, addressed to the author's relative C.
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