compendium

“Science isn’t a compendium of facts, it’s a process,” she says.

"It's not him retreating into this very fuzzy memory. I have this wonderful interactive compendium I can turn to."

He continues that adding new projects, like “Lucky Ones,” to the compendium of Holocaust-related materials keeps the conversation going so people don’t necessarily come into a production like “Cabaret” without “that keyhole to peer through.”

The address was a compendium of Francis’ priorities, including the need to ease the suffering of people affected by war, natural disasters and famine in parts of the world he has himself visited.

My iPhone photo album is a compendium of a life centered around the dining table.