analects

/ˈænəˌlɛkts/
noun
  1. A collection of short literary or philosophical passages, especially from a single author or source.
    • The professor assigned a reading from the analects of Confucius for the class.
    • The analects of the ancient philosopher are still studied for their wisdom.
    • She compiled a small book of analects from her favorite poets.
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