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• The entire manuscript of Cotton Tiberius A xiii is catalogued as number 366 in Helmut Gneuss's work " Handlist of Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts ".
• The " impact and significance " of his Handlist was the subject of a 2008 " Festschrift " edited by Thomas N . Hall and Donald Scragg.
• In Lanham's " Handlist of Rhetorical Terms ", the three terms have somewhat restrictive definitions, arguably in tune with a certain interpretation of their etymologies from Greek:
• The manuscripts in the National Library which are not part of the foundation collections are the focus of the " Handlist of manuscripts ", which was first published in 1941.
• Scholderer, an expert on incunabula, produced " A Handlist of Incunabula in the National Library of Wales " in gratitude to the hospitality that was afforded to them by the Library.
• In 1881 he published the " Handlist of Jamaican Ferns " and in 1881 he began a series entitled " The Ferns and Fern Allies of the British West Indies and Guiana " ( 1898-1909 ) which was published by the " Bulletin of the Royal Botanic Gardens " in Trinidad.
• The " preliminary " list ( " an indispensable tool and essential starting point for anyone interested in Anglo-Saxon literary culture " ) was followed in 2001 by an expanded and redefined book, " Handlist of Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts : A List of Manuscripts and Manuscript Fragments Written or Owned in England up to 1100 ".
• The holdings in the General Manuscript Collection are catalogued in the " Handlist of manuscripts in the National Library of Wales, " which focuses on those manuscripts in the National Library which are not part of the foundation collections; there were over fifteen thousand when the first volume of the handlist appeared in 1940, and the collection had increased to 23, 233 by 31 March 1994.
• The holdings in the General Manuscript Collection are catalogued in the " Handlist of manuscripts in the National Library of Wales, " which focuses on those manuscripts in the National Library which are not part of the foundation collections; there were over fifteen thousand when the first volume of the handlist appeared in 1940, and the collection had increased to 23, 233 by 31 March 1994.
• As an academician, Ormsby has published widely on the topic of Islamic thought which includes Theodicy in Islamic Thought ( Princeton University Press, 1984 ), Handlist of Arabic Manuscripts ( New Series ) in the Princeton University Library ( 1987 ), Moses Maimonides and His Time ( Washington, D . C ., 1987 ), and Ghazali in " Ghazali : The Revival of Islam " ( Oxford : Oneworld, 2008 ).
• Lambert noted that he wished that clearer diagrams had been included in the section where Reynolds discusses family plots, and went on to criticise the book for what he argued was a circular argument, that Reynolds uses " his handlist to argue for the very criteria that were used to construct it . " Lambert argued that the fifth chapter was unable to unite the separate analysis into a " coherent whole " and that, despite " some interesting ideas ", Reynolds'ultimate conclusion was rushed and " inexplicably terse ".