parergon meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. The " Parergon Juris Canonici Anglicani " appeared in 1726.
2. Parergon Records were due to re-release a remastered version of the album on CD in 2003,
3. The first known historical atlas was the " Parergon " by Abraham Ortelius in 1579, which was a supplement to the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum.
4. It also features definitions and citations of strange and unusual words or phrases such as " parergon, " " epigenetics, " and " bleeding deacon ."
5. In 1624 a map entitled " Lumen Historiarum per Orientem " was published by Balthasar Moretus as part of a new edition of Ortelius "'Theatrum orbis terrarum Parergon " which recognized Haraeus as its maker.
6. In 1925, Strauss wrote a piece for Paul Wittgenstein for piano left-hand and orchestra, again using themes from the " Symphonia Domestica ", titled " Parergon zur Symphonia Domestica ", Op . 73.
7. After 1884 his piano writing was either for piano and orchestra ( " Burleske in D minor " ( 1886 ) and " Parergon zur Symphonia Domestica " ( 1925 ) ) or as an accompaniment to the voice in " " or other instruments.
8. He served as the editor of contemporary music publication Parergon from 2001-2002, artistic director for the Music Factory festival in Bergen, co-producer at the Borealis festival ( 2004-2008 ) and artistic director for nyMusikk ( the Norwegian section of the ISCM ) from 2009 to 2011.
9. Despite these similarities, " Armida abbandonata ", unlike the earlier work, is generally considered by scholars of Monteverdi to be an opera, although Denis Stevens, translator of Monteverdi's letters, has termed it a " parergon " ( subsidiary work ) to " Il Combattimento ".
10. On a first reading, these clashing registers of discourse are particularly noticeable; set uncomfortably with the parergon of the allegory, the text's main framework, sit a variety of discourses : an exposition of the various lands of Europe strides the topoi and genres of travel narrative in the first section, whilst later, diplomatic history and the romance ideal chafe against one another when Prince Charles'visit to Spain is dealt with.