topics

Current topics, too, are well worthy constant study, and these can be used as a sort of prelude to any regular program.

With that they fell into talk on other topics, and thought no more of the smoker.

He discoursed on numberless themes, and was interested in many things of the kind usually called 'topics.'

To enumerate the topics on which wise and profitable observations will be found in this book would be superfluous.

But the moments passed, other topics were introduced and discussed, and Jack joined in the conversation as calmly as the others.

There is also an arrangement of the text by topics, for convenience in assigning the reading.

For in explaining the Topics of Cicero, he speaks of this right, as a general custom of his day.

A great variety of topics may be profitably illustrated in this way.

However, the topics he had to deal with were so varied that it was, no doubt, difficult for him to do more than suggest.

He conversed with them on topics of past times until late in the evening.