Herrlich, De Aerario et Fisco Romanorum (Berlin, 1872); and the usual handbooks and dictionaries of antiquities.
We have not space to illustrate what must be obvious to any one who has not gone to encyclopædias and handbooks for his knowledge of this poet's writings, but who is acquainted with the original.
But the handbooks think otherwise, and he occupies just three pages in M.
Macmillan's series of Handbooks of Archaeology and Art; but the plan was abandoned for reasons on which I need not dwell, and before the book was quite finished I was called to other and more specialised work.
But for Witchcraft, the greatest of all heresies, special handbooks or directories were appointed.
To the old Penitentiaries, handbooks of confessors for the inquisition of sin, succeeded the Directories for the inquisition of heresy, the greatest sin of all.
Handbooks of the Monk-Inquisitors of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries: Nider's Formicarius; Sprenger's Malleus.
We have also a fewhandbooks on the teaching of French.
See the sections on "Angels" in the handbooks of O.
London & Edinburgh =Handbooks for the Clergy= Edited by the Rev.
Footnote 2: There are several handbooks of church architecture, and the rudiments of the various orders and dates are easily acquired.
See Westminster Commentaries, Handbooksof Theology, and Oxford Biographies.
See also Churchman's Library and Handbooks of Theology.
The handbooks are run in saloons, cigar stores, hotels, and on newsstands.
The high-priced forms are found in the loop district, the gambling handbooks are found everywhere, and the cheap forms can be met with in any part of the big city.
There are twenty places downtown where handbooks are maintained that do an average business of $5,000 a day year in and year out, with men who dream and plan to beat the unconquerable combine.
These thousand handbooks daily furnishing the names of horses running on every track in the United States, must have some means of acquiring that important information.
The series of naval handbooksedited by Commander Robinson has made a most hopeful beginning, and may be counted upon to supply the growing popular demand for information in regard to the Navy, on which the national existence depends.
Projected as a Standard Series of Handbooks on the Artistic Crafts, suitable for Schools, Workshops, Libraries, and all interested in the Arts.
The descriptions of scenery, which form one of the chief charms of the poem, render it, even now, one of the most minute and faithful handbooks to the region in which the drama of Ellen and the Knight of Snowdon is laid.
Title given to medical and other handbooks for convenient reference.
The Age of Milton" ("Handbooks of English Literature ").
The Age of Wordsworth" ("Handbooks of English Literature").
The Artistic Crafts Series of Technical Handbooks Edited by W.
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