The entire number of books appears from the Florentine Index; the passage in Gellius quotes the thirty-fourth book; and a passage of Paulus cites the forty-ninth book.

The passage quotes a line which is purportedly from Shakespeare's play Henry VI, part 3, but scholars are not agreed on exactly what is meant by this cryptic allusion:

One notes in passing that the passages just quoted from Belsey contain abstract nouns, 'literature' and 'criticism', which take active verbs, 'represent'and 'refuse'and 'provide'.

The film's score is a pastiche of Ennio Morricone's spaghetti western scores, and one passage directly quotes from the score of Once Upon a Time in the West.

He has explained that this posting was not intended to show support for the invasion: "The passage quoted ... was not about whether the war was legal or not.

One passage in the 23-page document quoted Mr. bin Laden as saying: "It was in revenge for our people killed in Palestine and Iraq.

The introductory passage of the track quotes Charles Ives' work "The Alcotts."

The book's most poignant passages quote from a recent interview with the Marxist historian Eric Hobsbawm.

The passages quoted above show the few points of contact between Stirner's philosophy and early Christianity.

Several passages quote scenes from other Stephen King movies ("Cujo", "Stand By Me", "The Shining" and "Maximum Overdrive" among others).