treatise|treatises in English
noun
['trea·tise || 'trɪːtɪz]
formal systematic treatment of a particular subject, essay, dissertatio
Use "treatise|treatises" in a sentence
1. Claudius Ptolemy was a 2nd-century mathematician, Astronomer, astrologer, and geographer, who had written a number of scientific treatises, such as The Great Treatise, Geography, and the Tetrábiblos
2. 13 Many other treatises incorporated the new rigor.
3. A large number of scientific, philosophical and religious treatises.
4. From his treatise Psychological Types.
5. The Agamas are theological treatises and practical manuals of divine worship
6. Latin treatises sometimes used the word mascara when referring to witches.
7. Apologue A Brief Treatise on Apologue
8. The Agamas are theological treatises and practical manuals of divine worship
9. Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology, Part H: Brachiopoda Revised
10. Rules Disciplinary Decisions Admonitions Dismissals BBO Treatise
11. A Practical Treatise on the Law of Advowsons
12. The philosophical treatises provide various methodologies to the student to understand the doctrine.
13. An expository treatise or series of annotations; an exegesis.
14. The study titled Angelologic treatise between the arts
15. This is not a treatise on statistical theory.
16. Most of the critical treatises in the classical tradition are trite and commonplace.
17. The work at hand is not a theoretical treatise.
18. His theories have been reduced in a popular treatise.
19. The writer makes further analytical treatise on their relations.
20. He wrote long, theoretical treatises, which he published in a mimeographed journal.
21. To write a treatise on the structuralist elements in Heidegger.
22. Willis's treatise provided a powerful corrective to Hewart's book.
23. He elaborated on concepts found in older sources, including Greek, Hebrew, and Hindu treatises.
24. Commentary definition is - an explanatory treatise —usually used in plural
25. 12 Willis's treatise provided a powerful corrective to Hewart's book.