Examples of using Published posthumously in English and their translations into Danish
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Both published posthumously.
Anything scholarly on Will Graham would have to be published posthumously.
It was originally published posthumously in German in 1949 edited by G Köthe.
And anything scholarly on Will Graham would have to be published posthumously.
Finally, published posthumously in 1903, will be the turn of Riomaggiore, short diary of the artist.
Anything scholarly on Will Graham would have to be published posthumously.
Perhaps- the song was published posthumously in 1832, and the two stanzas chosen are central to the unrelentingly passionate music.
The remaining two volumes were painstakingly assembled,edited and published posthumously by Engels.
Much later, he revisited his work on solitary waves, published posthumously as The Wave of Translation in the Oceans of Water, Air and Ether 1885.
His last remaining year,he wrote his autobiography, Something of Myself Which was published posthumously.
Bentham's Manual of Political Economy, published posthumously, in Bowring's edition- 1843.
His contributions to these topics appeared in the four-volume work,Opere Matematiche(1902-20), published posthumously.
While in Burntisland,he also wrote his Memoir on Naval Tactics, published posthumously in the Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
He was sixty-four and very active mathematically up to thetime of his death, so much so that many interesting unpublished results were found among his papers and they were published posthumously.
Later he gave 47/15 and, in De rebus mathematicis(published posthumously in 1556), he gave 3+ 11/78.
Other songs have been collected and published posthumously, and a great many appeared in the comprehensive series Collection of Part-Songs for Male Choir, which the choir published in booklets.
These remarks about the inadequacies of the historical film anticipate Kracauer's refined philosophy of the relationship between past and present, published posthumously in 1969 as History.
Maria: or, The Wrongs of Woman(1798),an unfinished novel published posthumously and often considered Wollstonecraft's most radical feminist work,[123] revolves around the story of a woman imprisoned in an insane asylum by her husband; like Mary, Maria also finds fulfilment outside of marriage, in an affair with a fellow inmate and a friendship with one of her keepers.
These remarks about the inadequacies of the historical film anticipate Kracauer's refined philosophy of the relationship between past and present, published posthumously in 1969 as History: The Last Things Before the Last.
From Krieger's second collection of songs, Neue Arien, which was published posthumously(1667), we have taken the ritornelles(small musical interludes) which seemed suitable for transferring to Kingo's songs, thus creating the musical"lustre" around them that we know from the early Baroque art songs of among others Adam Krieger, Philipp Heinrich Erlebach(1657-1714) and Diderik Buxte hude 1637-1707.
In addition to the publications on“Gazette”, wrote for various art magazines, in 1877 were published 99 topics on art Michelangelo and his articles on coffee flowed in the large volume Coffee andcartoonists caricatured to Michelangeloin 1893. Finally, published posthumously in 1903, will be the turn of Riomaggiore, short diary of the artist.
Maria: or, The Wrongs of Woman(1798),an unfinished novel published posthumously and often considered Wollstonecraft's most radical feminist work,[123] revolves around the story of a woman imprisoned in an insane asylum by her husband; like Mary, Maria also finds fulfilment outside of marriage, in an affair with a fellow inmate and a friendship with one of her keepers.
He also described an improved telescope-now known as the astronomical or Keplerian telescope-in which two convex lenses can produce higher magnification than Galileo's combination of convex and concave lenses.[50] One of the diagrams from Strena Seu de Nive Sexangula, illustrating the Kepler conjecture Around 1611,Kepler circulated a manuscript of what would eventually be published(posthumously) as Somnium The Dream.
Other songs have been collected and published posthumously, and a great many appeared in the comprehensive series Collection of Part-Songs for Male Choir, which the choir published in booklets.A particular treat on the CD is the inclusion of probably Heise's most popular works for quartet and choir for mixed choir/quartet(two sopranos, contralto and bass) with piano accompaniment, the collection Spring and Summer.
David Bohm's final work was the posthumously published“The Undivided Universe: An ontological interpretation of quantum theory” 1993.
The Millennium trilogy is a series of internationally famed books written by posthumously published Swedish author, Stieg Larsson.
His most famous works are The Hobbit(1937), The Lord of the Rings(1954-55) and the posthumously published Silmarillion 1977.
To follow the date of the first editions makes sense, even if the chronology does not necessarily coincide with the genesis of the works,and places posthumously published texts last, regardless of their former history.
As newly appointed lecturer at Sorø Academy, Ingemann resided in the rococo pavilion to the east of the burnt-out main building, which was being rebuilt at this time regarding the visits to Ingemann,see HCA's posthumously published Levnedsbogen The Biography.

