epigraph

The epigraph of the book is to the point, I think.

The best epigraph to the whole book appears, I believe, quite early on.

It would have made a nice epigraph for this book.

After the epigraph, "music" is the first word in the book.

It consists of 215 lines with an additional four line epigraph.

Hardy placed an epigraph at the beginning of this book.

"Never use epigraphs, they kill the mystery in the work!"

The cry could have served as an epigraph for the festival itself.

The quotation is given in full as the epigraph to the novel.

This is a unique example when epigraphs are completely identical.

The first epigraph states: "Nothing in this book should be considered accurate or reliable."

Similarly, the set of points on or above the function's graph is its epigraph.

This is the epigraph as poetry; the art of juxtaposition.

The book's two epigraph quotations are revealing in this respect.

How would those famous titles, epigraphs, and other allusions come out?

Perhaps the epigraph on the title page of the novel offers you a clue.

The German epigraph at the beginning of the poem offers the key clue here.

He has made anti despotism the epigraph of all his programs.

Each of the stories begins with an epigraph from a theoretical thinker.

Those words might stand as one epigraph for his provocative and deeply absorbing new book.

The Epigraph is usually performed here if it was not used at the start of Part 1.

And last of all, but first in the book, we are adding something that no book should be without: an epigraph.

"This story begins with an epigraph from a popular ballad.

Indeed, the very presence of an epigraph can make us question what lies before us.

With its privileged position at the gateway to the text, the epigraph is, of course, open to abuse.