Significats de biographical dictionary en anglès

The most comprehensive biographical dictionary of artists in the English language.

Oops, we'll want the biographical dictionary as well, won't we?

The most comprehensive biographical dictionary of artists.

In a biographical dictionary of his country it is stated that he died there, but this is incorrect.

You may be told this on the title-page, or you may have to consult Who's Who, or the biographical dictionary.

Next to a bible and a dictionary of language, there is no book, perhaps, more common than a biographical dictionary.

The great book is unwritten; the great deeds are undone; in no biographical dictionary will you find the name of our cousin the curate.

It is not a complete biographical dictionary of Cleveland, but a volume of biographical selections, made, as the lawyers say, "without prejudice."

Last Friday he was in the library, and he got looking at the new biographical dictionary that Miss Carew contributed the article on Spinoza to.

In 1857, when he had been dead eight years, there was published a biographical dictionary of Polish and Slavonic musicians, a book now very rare.

In 1675, the year after Milton's death, his nephew, Edward Philips, published "Theatrum Poetarum," a sort of biographical dictionary of ancient and modern authors.

She does not appear in David Thomson's Biographical Dictionary of Film.

Open the Biographical Dictionary at hazard, and send me one.

The Notes have been drawn from the accessible encyclopedias, biographical dictionaries, bibliographies, and histories.

For a more detailed account, see Chalmers' Biographical Dictionary, vol.

Possibly it would be better to include biographical dictionaries under this heading than under 'Dictionaries.'