book 11造句

• It is believed that Saxo then wrote Books 11, 12, and 13.
• Magic Tree House chapter books 11 to 16 were all released during 1998.
• Books 11-15 are known collectively ( and erroneously ) as " The Anglo-Saxon Chronicles ":
• The viscera are covered in Book 11.
• Books 11 & 12 cover the period from the treachery of Messalina to the end of Claudius'reign.
• Books 11 and 12 were not adapted, and the series ends with the adaptation of Book 13.
• Martin, 41, started writing Baby-Sitters Club books 11 years ago after working as a children's book editor.
• It breaks off, apparently unfinished, at Book 11, and Book 12 is written by another author or interpolator.
• In book 11 of Homer's " Odyssey ", Odysseus sails to the underworld and converses with the shades.
• Diodorus'immense work has not survived intact : we have the first five books and books 11 through 20.
• Christopher Evan Welch read Books 1 through 10, and he was joined by Angela Goethals in reading Book 11.
• In Book 11 of Confessions ", he ruminates on the nature of time, asking, " What then is time?
• Book 11, the section describing his meeting with the spirits of the dead is known as the " Nekuia ".
• The first-century CE historian Josephus recounts the origins of Purim in Book 11 of his " Antiquities of the Jews ".
• J . Gwyn Griffiths, an Egyptologist and classical scholar, extensively studied Book 11 of " Metamorphoses " and its possible Egyptian background.
• Under book 11 of these codes, which concerns public law, Justinian modified law based upon taxation, distribution of land, and types of coloni.
• It may initially have been intended to be the concluding volume, books 11 and 12 being perhaps an addition to the original scheme.
• In book 11 Lord of the Shadows R . V ., along with vampet Morgan James, attacks the Soccer game and kills Tommy Jones.
• State park cottages book 11 months in advance, especially during leaf season . ( Hint : Go ahead and book for next year .)
• The location of the Parni Dahae immediately south-east of the Caspian Sea was derived from by Strabo's " Geographica " ( Book 11, 1st century BCE ).