compendium , also: compend

I had a lot of time to read that Compendium.

Her mind has become a compendium of loss and planning.

The book was a compendium of more than 350 monsters.

History is a compendium of events which could have been avoided.

The band later also released a compendium of their music.

A compendium of the debate, which has never been won, was published in 2005.

A compendium of the strips was finally published in 1980.

There was nothing in the compendium of information he'd just sent back to Earth to account for it.

"You can have your own," and he held out a boy's compendium.

So history turns into a compendium of the really immoral.

For more information about these and other interventions recently added to the Compendium, visit here.

He's "a compendium of all human knowledge" in the 2030 library.

Yet this was not simply a compendium of musical styles.

They were not included in this compendium of the best French spots.

Some of the animals are illustrated in a compendium section.

For the money, I received a nice paperback compendium of over 150 games.

This compendium of great hits only begins to cover it.

A work which must have been a quite impressive artistic compendium even at his time.

The book is a compendium of medieval popular culture and belief.

A new edition of the complete compendium is in preparation.

"How are you coming on that compendium of shops and traders?"

The former was an edited compendium of current fertility research.

The 342-page law is a compendium of increased police and prosecution powers.

What follows is a compendium of the most important developments in sports business.

The latest revision of this compendium was published May 31, 2011.