Examples of using Published posthumously in English and their translations into German
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Also published posthumously was"In der Stadt.
My Life in Comedy, was published posthumously in 1991.
Published posthumously: Constantinople, 1919.
The book was published posthumously.
Published posthumously with a memoriam note by Gian-Carlo Rota.
Her autobiography"Histoire de ma vie" was published posthumously in 1968.
Two books were published posthumously, making 14 Bond titles in all.
And anything scholarly on Will Graham would have to be published posthumously.
Published posthumously by Rudolf Kolisch in 1956 under the title"Modern Psalms.
The manuscripts of his working book"From Berlin to Baghdad andBabylon" was found and published posthumously.
The book was published posthumously by Scalo as"Free Spirit in a Troubled World.
His last novel, Pic,was finished shortly before his death, and published posthumously in 1971.
His valedictory volume, The Bridge, published posthumously in 1997, was composed during the final two months of his life, while he knew he was dying of liver cancer.
Later he gave 47 /15 and, in De rebus mathematicis(published posthumously in 1556), he gave 3+ 11 /78.
Her verse was published posthumously in 1650 by her teacher Samuel Gerlach under the title"Deutsche Poëtische Gedichte" in two parts containing over 100 poems.
His nephew, painter Guglielmo Janni, wrote a monumental biography in 10 volumes,which was published posthumously in 1967.
Flavio Biondo's work Italia Illustrata, published posthumously(1392-1463), serves as the first case study.
Already as 30-year-old he downright acted as spiritus rector behind the scenes, seeing that sets were not dropped prematurely or,as here, published posthumously.
His account of the excursion called"The Allegash andEast Branch" was published posthumously as the third chapter of"The Maine Woods" 1864.
In this book, I will closely follow the line of reasoning and information presented in Schweitzer's last book,The Kingdom of God and Primitive Christianity, published posthumously in 1965.
Her poem"Let us believe in the beginning of the cold season" was published posthumously, and is considered by some to be one of the best-structured modern poems in Persian.
After his return he composed a number of lengthy treatises, includingUnderweysung der Messung(‘Instructions on Measurement')(1525), a work on fortification(1527)and a further four books on human proportion published posthumously in 1528.
Treasure Trove" and"The Golden City"(published posthumously) are devoid of the usual profusion of naked, lissome youths, but instead offer a glimpse into his youthful imagination, and some of his most charming poetry.
He wrote a three volume"History of the Province of Massachusetts Bay",whose last volume, published posthumously, covered his own period in office.
Also published posthumously in 1945 was his"Philological and lexicographical study of 6000 words and names Armenian comparisons with 100,000 words, 900 languages, and historical and geographical data" which examined the word origins of the Armenian language.
Michelson died with only 36 of the 233 measurement series completed and the experiment was subsequently beset by geological instability and condensation problems before the result of 299,774±11 km/s,consistent with the prevailing electro-optic values, was published posthumously in 1935.
For with the last four, etched/engraved only by his eldest,Martin Elias, and published posthumously, he gives up the superabundance of the previous in favour of a sovereignly formulated large flat clearness with which to grapple with he obviously has shied at the end though.
Already at the age of thirty he downright acted as a spiritus rector behind the scene, ensuring that sets as for instance the Most Wondrous Deer, of the final 27 plates of which Martin Elias worked no less than 21, either were not aborted or,as here, published posthumously.
Holland(1757-1815) published the first works with the name of the then just 14-year-old, whose œuvre comprised at his early death just seven years later nearly 300 singly published satiric prints as well as more than 80 book illustrations, among whichfor Laurence Sterne's Sentimental Journey(1795) and Fielding's Tom Jones published posthumously by Holland 1799.
And so, after four years, the young Galileo resigned to pursue medical studies and returned to Pisa to Florence, where he developed his new scientific interests, dealing with mechanics and hydraulics; in 1586 invented an instrument for the determination of the hydrostatic specific weight of bodies: it describes the details in the brief treatise The Bilancetta,first circulated among his friends and published posthumously in 1644.