Examples of 'was published posthumously' in a sentence
Meaning of "was published posthumously"
When a publication is described as being 'published posthumously,' it means that it was released or made available to the public after the author's death. This phrase is typically used to denote works that were completed or prepared by the author prior to their demise, but published or distributed afterward
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The rest of his work was published posthumously.
Was published posthumously.
The unfinished work which was published posthumously.
Most of her work was published posthumously and recorded it with the family surname espanca.
A collection of his poetry was published posthumously.
The work was published posthumously by Cesura.
The last book of the series was published posthumously.
Which was published posthumously by Hanslick.
A last volume of poetry was published posthumously.
It was published posthumously after Lew Ashby mistakenly overdosed on heroin.
His literary work was published posthumously.
The compilation was first circulated in manuscript form before it was published posthumously.
Most of her work was published posthumously.
He also prepared a three-volume tutorial on animation which was published posthumously.
His last book was published posthumously the following year.
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It is in all major and minor keys and was published posthumously.
The book was published posthumously.
Wright wrote an essay on silkworm culture that was published posthumously.
Much of his work was published posthumously by his son Niccolo.
He published two volumes of his poetry and one was published posthumously.
Thought and Language was published posthumously that same year.
There are eight books in the series one of which was published posthumously.
Her autobiography was published posthumously with a preface by Konrad Lorenz.
A lexicon of Fox based on his excerpted material was published posthumously.
His work was published posthumously by Carcanet Press.
The information from the Secret History was published posthumously.
His autobiography was published posthumously as The Primary Third.
He had written several books, and a biography was published posthumously.
The book was published posthumously following the author 's suicide.
The second volume of his memoirs was published posthumously the same year.
His work was published posthumously by his pupil, Guillaume de Morlaye born c.
His grammar of Ancient Egyptian was published posthumously.
The final draft was published posthumously by Éditions Grasset, Radiguet having died of typhoid fever.
On a sad note, this volume was published posthumously.
It was published posthumously under the title Medieval representation and consent in 1936.
A fourth volume was published posthumously.
His last work, a second volume of collected correspondence, was published posthumously.
A fourth novel was published posthumously.
He worked for as long as he could, and his last paper was published posthumously.
The rest of his work was published posthumously by his executor, Max Brod.
She published two books in her lifetime, and a third was published posthumously.
Cosgrove 's original opening was published posthumously in an issue of Oz-story Magazine.
The manuscript of volume one of the series, My Lord John, was published posthumously.
The latter critique was published posthumously by his friend, Richard Löwenthal.
On the consistency of arithmetic " was published posthumously.
The last volume was published posthumously and, presumably, in unfinished form.
A great deal of her work, including Delta of Venus and Little Birds, was published posthumously.
Silja Walter 's complete work was published posthumously in by so far 11 volumes.
She only completed volume one of the series, My Lord John, which was published posthumously.
It was published posthumously in 1988 and is critically considered less successful than Groundsel.
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Swann posthumously donated this standard to a church
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