Noun:

சைக்ளோபீடியா,

cyclopaedias's Usage Examples:

It must suffice, therefore, to deal rather broadly with the subject, and to refer for fuller details to the special encyclopaedias, viz.

Of encyclopaedias may be mentioned the New SchaffHerzog Encyclopaedia of Religious Knowledge (New York, 1908 sqq.

Among the many modern accounts in church histories, histories of Christian literature, encyclopaedias, 'c.

Accounts of the catacombs will also be found in the encyclopaedias and manuals published under the following names: Martigny, Perate, F.

All these encyclopaedias are also bibliographies.

It was often derived from glossaries, from books of elegant extracts, or from comprehensive encyclopaedias.

But a very great amount of most valuable imformation about the Caucasus is preserved in articles in encyclopaedias and scientific periodicals, especially the Izvestia and Zapiski of the Russian and Caucasian geographical societies, in P.

8vo, beside numerous articles in reviews, journals, newspapers and encyclopaedias, are extant to attest the untiring activity of his mind, and his patient diligence during this period.

texts, translating Greek books into Latin, compiling grammars, commentaries, encyclopaedias, dictionaries, epitomes and ephemerides.

The controversy has given rise to a great mass of literature, discussions of which will be found in the lives of Christ, the biblical encyclopaedias and the commentaries on St John.

Other encyclopaedias are Watzer and Welter's K'rchenlexikon, 13 B.