opusculum

[ oh-puhs-kyuh-luhm ]

noun

, plural o·pus·cu·la [oh-, puhs, -ky, uh, -l, uh].

1. opuscule.

Example Sentences

—I am induced, while preparing for the press a new edition of my opusculum on the violin, to seek your kind mediatorial aid in behalf of an object which some one or other of your correspondents, acquainted with Irish matters of the last century, may possibly enable me to attain.

From Project Gutenberg

Pr�mittere autem hoc saltem opusculum visum nobis est, quo brevis ἀνακεφαλαίωσις physicorum philosophematum conjecta est, ut judicia doctorum ex eo in Germania experiremur, exercitaremusque.

From Project Gutenberg

Si scire cupias quis interpres hanc historiam ex Italico in Latinum sermonem verterit, consula opusculum Degorii Wheare, Relectiones Hyamales vocatum pag.

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Bacon writes: "Equidem memini me, quadraginta abhinc annis, juvenile opusculum circa has res confecisse, quod magna prorsus fiducia et magnifico titulo 'Temporis Partum Maximum' inscripsi."

From Project Gutenberg

They bear the titles Medicinales Canones, Medical Canons, and De Genealogiis Humanis and there is besides an opusculum by him on the work of Isaac the well-known Jewish physician of the Middle Ages "On Fevers."

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