Noun:

ସୂତ୍ର, ଦୃଶ୍ୟ, ପରାମର୍ଶ |, ଉପକ୍ରମଣିକା,

prologued's Usage Examples:

book Veinte Años de Caza Mayor (Twenty Years of Big Game Hunting) was prologued by Ortega y Gasset and is still considered one of the gems of hunting.

Monumentos Coloniales de Córdoba Colonial Monuments of Córdoba, prologued by Carlos Luque Colombres.

This ploy prologued the drama for months in which Alberto and Cristina"s love story takes.

232 prologued and applauded as ultra-Hispanic work by Azorín; another discussion of.

Tímpano y Silencio (1986; Alcandara Editora; Asunción) Partidas y Regresos, prologued by Augusto Roa Bastos (1990; Intercontinental Editora; Asunción) La Estrategia.

She has edited and prologued works such as the second edition of El pan de los muertos and the first.

Requejo published El Cardenal Segura, the first biography of the primate; prologued by Ramiro de Maeztu, the 215-page work assumed a decisively hagiographic.

In 1934 Carmen Conde published Júbilos, prologued by Gabriela Mistral and illustrated by Norah Borges.

Compiled and prologued by Carlos Sotomayor and Gabriel Rimachi) La Ciudad Contada.

Luxton resigned from the Legislative Assembly in 2011 due to his prologued absence from the Falklands, which was increasing the workload on other.

The book, in its second edition (2006), has been prologued by the Ombudsman, Enrique Múgica Herzog.

Her books have been prologued by authors such as Ernesto Sábato, Juana de Ibarbourou, and Benjamín Carrión.

The book, consisting of thirteen chapters, is prologued by Mario Vargas Llosa and is presented by the authors as an antithesis.