How To Use Cyclopaedia In A Sentence
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They've updated a lot of the entries in the most recent edition of the encyclopaedia.
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The work of Celsus of the end of the first century B.C. is a Latin treatise, probably translated from Greek, and is the surviving medical volume of a complete cyclopaedia of knowledge.
The Legacy of Greece Essays By: Gilbert Murray, W. R. Inge, J. Burnet, Sir T. L. Heath, D'arcy W. Thompson, Charles Singer, R. W. Livingston, A. Toynbee, A. E. Zimmern, Percy Gardner, Sir Reginald Blomfield
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Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, the online encyclopaedia, is set to launch an internet search engine with amazon. com that he hopes will become a rival to Google and Yahoo!
Boing Boing
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Here's a paraphrase from memory of an instruction sheet that came with the main Swedish encyclopaedia back in the 90s.
ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science
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I examined the books they possessed, and found a small work on medicine, a small cyclopaedia, and a Portuguese dictionary, in which the definition of a “priest” seemed strange to a Protestant, namely,
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa
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At the end of the supposed bad publicity, “Lucian said that despite the mistakes, he still thought the encyclopaedia was the best reference book he knew.”
Scripting News for 9/12/2006 « Scripting News Annex
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He had read vastly; his memory was a literary cyclopaedia.
New Grub Street
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He was a walking encyclopaedia.
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In 1899 the Witmark brothers published The First Minstrel Encyclopaedia and The First Minstrel Catalogue, which “covered every want of the amateur quite as well as the mastodonic Sears, Roebuck catalogue covers the needs of its vast patronage.”
A Renegade History of the United States
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However, the names or the nicknames of the authors, unlike print encyclopaedias, do not appear at the bottom of the articles.
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It stocks a vast selection of books and magazines going far beyond the expected reference books and encyclopaedias.
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Ms Rowling dwelt on her own plans to publish a Potter encyclopaedia, which is neither here nor there.
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He copied the relevant data out of the encyclopaedia.
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A splendid bookcase goes along with the complete encyclopaedia if you pay cash.
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An encyclopaedia contains a lot of knowledge.
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If the encyclopaedia has a weakness it is that it sits on the fence on controversial issues.
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Featuring a self-help guide and medical encyclopaedia, visitors can diagnose their ailments via an interactive medium.
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It was lined with books, especially encyclopaedias and compendia of visual aids.
THE INNOCENTS AT HOME (A SUPERINTENDENT KENWORTHY NOVEL)
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It is misleading if it means simply that students learn how to acquire conventional encyclopaedia-like knowledge for themselves.
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The only encyclopaedia since 1772 with which I am acquainted, that is planned with a view to the presentation of a general body of doctrine, is the unfinished Encyclopedie Nuevelle of Pierre Leroux and Jean Reynaud.
Diderot and the Encyclopaedists
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The sharp Bohemian, by playing at all trades, brushing against gentry of all sorts and scouring all neighborhoods, becomes at length a living cyclopaedia.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 12, No. 29, August, 1873
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He copied the relevant data out of the encyclopaedia.
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The Australian People - the magisterial single-volume encyclopaedia of the Nation, its Peoples, and their Origins - was first released in Australia's bicentennial year of 1988.
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A Sherlock Holmes encyclopaedia has been published in Japanese.
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I am looking at encyclopaedias and reference books to decide what I am best at.
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Thomas maintained that she did not devour encyclopaedias for breakfast but picked up her knowledge by osmosis.
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From the 20,000 reference books lying open to the consultation of all readers in the great rotunda of the British Museum reading room, to the small and select case of dictionaries, catalogues, cyclopaedias, and other works of reference in a town or subscription library, the interval is wide indeed.
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I have only been able to procure a few cyclopaedias of art and science.
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The term encyclopaedia must not be understood in precisely the same sense as in
The Civilization of China
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This work is an encyclopaedia of mathematics, astronomy, optics and music.
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He absorbed complete sections of the Encyclopaedia Britannica while rebinding a worn ‘E to F’ volume, returning again and again to the article on electricity.
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In 1888 he contributed articles on taboo and totemism to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, which laid the foundation for his work on primitive religion.
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The bookshelves held not only his old textbooks but also the newer paediatric encyclopaedias to which he had contributed articles on scarlatina — the subject of a postgraduate fellowship, as Klara had reminded him.
For Services Rendered
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While the ophthalmoscope made von Helmholtz famous, he distinguished himself in a number of scientific disciplines involving sensory perception, so much so that the Encyclopaedia Britannica wrote: "His life from first to last was one of devotion to science, and he must be accounted, on intellectual grounds, as one of the foremost men of the 19th century.
Dec. 6, 1850: The Eyes Have It, Thanks to the Ophthalmoscope
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On the internet, there are vast chunks of information in online encyclopaedias and digital directories, all of which can be instantly updated.
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By the bye, what a strange abuse has been made of the word encyclopaedia!
Biographia Epistolaris, Volume 1.
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The bookshelves held not only his old textbooks but also the newer paediatric encyclopaedias to which he had contributed articles on scarlatina — the subject of a postgraduate fellowship, as Klara had reminded him.
For Services Rendered
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Guy's pocket cyclopaedia: Or Miscellany of useful knowledge, from the best authorities: designed for senior scholars in schools, by Joseph Guy
OpEdNews - Quicklink: Cheney to FBI: No idea who leaked Plame's identity
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No wonder the same three years have cut threefold the output of scientific, technical, medical and agricultural literature, reference books and cyclopaedias.
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Hale Encyclopaedia Britannica Robert A. Fowkes New York University Juncture: Where It Sat Many linguists have, with or without a surgeon's license, operated in the past with the term juncture; at present such linguists appear to have a dim future.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VI No 2
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And in the meantime, I'd have someone hide the medical encyclopaedia and block your access to all medical websites, if at all possible.
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Some were garbled articles from various encyclopaedias, about international politics, about online democracy, about computerised supermarket stocktaking, about kwashiorkor and other kinds of malnutrition.
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It is not only encyclopaedias, dictionaries, and libraries that create the illusion of a semblance of order from a mass of chaotic and random materials.
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There was huge, leather bound series of volumes of Encyclopaedia Celtica.
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Sleep Paralysis Page Cross-cultural nightmare experience - aka The Hag.sniggle. net (the culture-jammer's encyclopaedia).
Archive 2002-04-01
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Our publishing house proposes an encyclopaedia called "Animal World". It clearly explains the origin and development of the Persian cat and German shepherd dog.
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Or he would become a successful politician, which was easier than all, for nothing was needed in this career but strong lungs and a cyclopaedia.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 20, June, 1859
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The former was a sort of cyclopaedia to him, which he supposed to contain an abstract of human knowledge, as indeed it does to a considerable extent.
Walden
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Bam provided a veritable encyclopaedia of such historic structural elements: varieties of sun-dried mud brick squinches and vaults, many with the inclined arched technique recently used by Hassan Fathy.
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But all too pointedly the fledgeling assortment into the azonal of cyclopaedia celiocentesis unjustness end up stylish, bountied or polyphonically sheer the transvestite of meyerhof or kyphosus.
Rational Review
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A few of us, goes on the revered hemlock-bibber, desire naught else in life but to become the Encyclopaedia Britannica - and sit complete, bound in ebony, on a shelf.
On Being a Philosopher
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There are dictionaries, and cyclopaedias, and summaries, and synopses, and indexes, and catalogues on every imaginable subject.
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This eighty-three word encyclopaedia entry forms a point of departure for an exhibition exploring what might have been for Lillian Virginia, in the imaginations of six artists chosen by curator Davey Moor for their interest in fictitious narratives.
The Life and Times of Lillian Virginia Mountweazel @ Monstert Truck Gallery from March 19th 2009
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I hadn't realised it was told in an interwoven structure of sections, some straight fiction, some fake factive -- excerpts from encyclopaedias and such -- so it was a pleasant surprise to find it doing the sort of things I particularly like, even apart from the groovily weird but sensitively treated perversity of the subject matter.
Archive 2006-10-01
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For the time being I lived in a world of facts and figures, breathing nothing but dates and exuding mathematical and other data at almost every pore; so that, by the end of the month I felt myself transformed into a sort of portable human cyclopaedia, containing a heterogeneous mass of information of all kinds, as superficial as it was varied.
Crown and Anchor Under the Pen'ant
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Such is his passion for the warp and weft, weave and print, and all things textile, that designer Mukesh is a veritable encyclopaedia of the rich and varied textile traditions of India.
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This is a successful encyclopaedia that contains a few subjective choices and at times even a few errors, but is able to answer common questions in an efficient and professional manner in its thanatological articles.
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The encyclopaedia entry suggests a world of public access - with the attendant limitations to acquiring knowledge according to class and gender.
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They were still driving away at the encyclopaedia.
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This gives an idea of the variety of methods of broadcasting their ideas that the Scottish literati used, from the pamphlet to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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As Robert Douglas-Fairhurst notes in the superb introduction to this volume of selections, "London Labour and the London Poor" was "originally advertised as a 'cyclopaedia' of street life, implying that the finished work would be a compendium of facts for dipping into rather than a book to be read from cover to cover, and it certainly lived up to its billing.
Sociology most Dickensian
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A splendid bookcase goes along with the complete encyclopaedia if you pay cash.
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The new edition of encyclopaedia will appear in the bookstores next week.
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Sometimes, too, a public-spirited citizen, when advised of the lack of a good cyclopaedia, or of the latest extensive dictionary, or collective biography, in the library, will be happy to supply it, thereby winning the gratitude and good will of all who frequent the library.
A Book for All Readers An Aid to the Collection, Use, and Preservation of Books and the Formation of Public and Private Libraries
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A gallery of illustrations of lesbian frottage, which the hentai encyclopaedia assures us is properly known as tribadism; …
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It is misleading if it means simply that students learn how to acquire conventional encyclopaedia-like knowledge for themselves.
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He drove a citroen 2cv and carried a complete star trek encyclopaedia set around in the trunk, something like 10 huge tomes.
When Life Imitates Art: Spider-Man Robs a Bank, Man Speaks Only Klingon To Son For Three Years, Scientists Develop Star Trek-Like Phaser | /Film
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But all too pointedly the fledgeling assortment into the azonal of cyclopaedia celiocentesis unjustness end up stylish, bountied or polyphonically sheer the transvestite of meyerhof or kyphosus.
Rational Review
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With the exception of cyclopaedias and dictionaries, almost every book that aims at being useful requires an index to make its store of knowledge accessible.
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Everything in a Gothic cathedral is like a book full of meaning; cathedrals have been called encyclopaedias of stone.
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Two companion works, Six of the bestiary and Quartet of beasts, illustrate an ancient Chinese encyclopaedia in which the entire animal kingdom is broken down into fourteen categories.
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The new edition of encyclopaedia will appear in the bookstores next week.
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Serpents, or Snakes, says the Encyclopaedia, are reptiles of the saurian class Ophidia, characterised by an elongated, cylindrical, limbless, scaly form, and distinguished from lizards by the fact that the halves
Indiscretions of Archie
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* _Encyclopaedia Britannica; _ article 'Quintilian'
The Crest-Wave of Evolution A Course of Lectures in History, Given to the Graduates' Class in the Raja-Yoga College, Point Loma, in the College-Year 1918-19
