Equally interesting, too, will be found the elucidations of questions of style, such as in viii.
It has been indicated already that the elucidations of the myth of Ishtar's journey to Aralu are many and divergent.
The point was brought out forcibly in a famous pamphlet written by Mr. Newman, though without his name, called "Elucidations of Dr.
The whole book has once more been revised for the new edition, much supplementary matter has been inserted at important points, and elucidations have been attempted.
But as soon as we penetrate into the psycho-spiritual world such elucidations become less easy.
In order to turn them to greater account, I published some elucidations in the Histoire des Ouvrages des Savants, July 1698.
Other elucidations besides I have endeavoured to give on some difficulties which have been put before me of late.
On the Recent Elucidationsof Early Egyptian History 176 Proceedings of the Horticultural Society.
On the Recent Elucidationsof early Egyptian History.
I have been rubbing up a little Latin from some Criticisms and Elucidations of Catullus, by H.
The Poetical Illustrations are simple, and well calculated to the purpose of becoming a vehicle of instruction to juvenile minds, and the elucidations of the fables are plausible and ingenious.
Additional Elucidations Of The Science Of History.
At length appeared the long looked for work, in which the parent of the first elucidations of political economy was to see his own offspring eclipsed; and to see it with pride.
It contains full elucidations of the Pentateuch, as admitted by the most eminent Jewish doctors of all ages, who testify that without such elucidations the written law would have remained a sealed book to the world at large.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "elucidations" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
