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chrestomathy

[kres-tom-uh-thee] / krɛsˈtɒm ə θi /


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Perhaps relevant: The Ted Cruz 2016 pocket Constitution that his volunteers distribute features a Ted Cruz introduction and a Ted Cruz chrestomathy before the document’s text.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jan. 22, 2016

To be sure, there are large and hairy losers in this chrestomathy.

From Time Magazine Archive

His latest chrestomathy reaffirms Gould's position alongside Physician-Essayist Lewis Thomas as an indispensable bridge between the "two cultures."

From Time Magazine Archive

The words that Congressmen speak in debate are duly entered in that chrestomathy of tedium, the Congressional Record, then laid aside to gather dust and oblivion.

From Time Magazine Archive

No division of literature, perhaps, would serve better as a kind of chrestomathy for illustrating the positions on which the scheme of this series is based.

From The Flourishing of Romance and the Rise of Allegory (Periods of European Literature, vol. II) by Saintsbury, George