| So far as I am aware, there is no compend of information on the subject in any language so trustworthy and so judicious as this. |
| And Alcuin proceeded to furnish him with a compend of the scientia bene dicendi, which is Rhetoric. |
| Peter Lombard, somewhat their junior, presents its compend of accepted and partly digested theology. |
| As the revelation did not consist in doctrines, so the doctrine we require is not a creed or compend of doctrines. |
| The author preferred to publish the entire compend than merely a part of it. |
| An epitome, compend, or compendium is a condensed view of a subject, whether derived from a previous publication or not. |
