Opuscle

O`pus´cle

    (ô`pŭs´'l)
n.1.A small or petty work.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Al-Farabi, Abu Nasr, (1991Ad, 1370sh) Kitab Al- Shi'r (An Opuscle on Poetry), Research by scholar Muhammad Taqi, Qom: Maktab Ayatollah al-ozma Najafi marashi.
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE SOCIOPOLITICAL HIERARCHY IN FARABI'S UTOPIA
On March 12th, 1888 Leopoldo Alas, himself a radical Republican, wrote to Menendez Pelayo as follows: "Me gustaron mucho tambien las cartas y opusculos de Shelley, alla en mis verdes anos" ('I also really liked Shelley's letters and opuscles, back in my early years' [Alas ed.
Schmid, Susanne and Michael Rossington 2008: The Reception of P.B. Shelley in Europe
FC: Nouvelles lettres et opuscles inedits de Leibniz, ed.
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(1997), `Reconsidering Spanish Unemployment', Els Opuscles del CREI, 1 (June), Barcelona, Centre for Research in International Economics, University of Pompeu Fabra.
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