I will tell _you_ unhesitatingly of such 'corrigenda' -- nay, I will again say, do not humiliate me -- _do not_ again, -- by calling me 'kind' in that way. ❋ Robert Browning (1850)
I will tell you unhesitatingly of such 'corrigenda' ” nay, I will again say, do not humiliate me ” do not again, ” by calling me 'kind' in that way. ❋ Browning, Robert, 1812-1889 (1898)
The complete program plus corrigenda is online and a list of medievalism-themed sessions has been previously posted to the blog and divided by day: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. ❋ The Society For The Study Of Popular Culture (2009)
Has Mr Reece not heard of the Procurement Directive (97/52/EC) with its many additions and corrigenda? ❋ Helen (2006)
Corrigenda, 27 (1981): 697; further corrigenda, 28 (1982): 697. ❋ Kennedy, Juliette (2007)
They have seen corrigenda for mbh and moberg, and they know that the hockey-stick publications in their journal are the basis of public policy. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Mr. Pembroke only wrote to our hero one letter, but it was of the bulk of six epistles of these degenerate days, containing, in the moderate compass of ten folio pages, closely written, a precis of a supplementary quarto manuscript of addenda, delenda, et corrigenda in reference to the two tracts with which he had presented Waverley. ❋ Unknown (2004)
In the first five of his 28 chapters he goes over the territory covered in Act One, but offers enough addenda and corrigenda to keep the narrative fresh. ❋ Unknown (2001)
(I eventually stopped counting the number of mistakes listed in the corrigenda to N. Avtonomova's article.) ❋ D'Andrea, Jeanne (1991)
In the corrigenda and addenda to Kippis's _Biographia Britannica_, prefixed to vol.iii. is the following note, under the head of _Berkeley_: ❋ Various (N/A)
Ah! I see he wants to stop me, but, dear Aunt Kate, you must use your royal authority and back me up; and when I have done, you can put in what notes and comments and addenda and corrigenda you like, and tell me if I have not just hit the right nail on the head. ❋ T.P. Wilson (N/A)
[Transcriber's Note: These corrigenda have been applied to this version of the text.] ❋ Alexander F. Mitchell (N/A)
The text was indifferently proof-read, and a list of corrigenda ❋ Edmund Spenser (N/A)
FE: the corrigenda (Faults Escaped in the Print) which accompany ❋ Edmund Spenser (N/A)
I have made a few addenda and corrigenda to Volume I. to cover exceptions, and the "Interchapter" or its equivalent should contain something on one larger matter -- the small account taken here of French _criticism_ of the novel. ❋ George Saintsbury (1889)
Yet another magazine recurs pleasantly to my mind, because of the warning which was inscribed on one's proof-sheet -- "The cost of _corrigenda_ will be deducted from _honoraria_." ❋ George William Erskine Russell (1886)
Mr. Pembroke only wrote to our hero one letter, but it was of the bulk of six epistles of these degenerate days, containing, in the moderate compass of ten folio pages, closely written, a prcis of a supplementary quarto manuscript of addenda, delenda, et corrigenda, in reference to the two tracts with which he had presented Waverley. ❋ Unknown (1877)
Still, the Professor has done his work (and a long and tedious work it must have been) excessively well, while many of his notes, corrigenda and addenda are most interesting. ❋ F. F. Arbuthnot (1867)
The editing was a prodigy of negligence: the corrigenda (of which brief lists are given) would fill a volume; and, as before noticed, the indices of the first four tomes were printed in the fifth, as if the necessity of a list of tales had just struck the dense editor. ❋ Anonymous (1855)
