31. Many years later Benjamin Britten followed Elgar s precedent using his own juvenilia as the basis of his " Simple Symphony ". 32. Hulin de Loo considered them van Eyck's " juvenilia "; Friedl�nder and Panofsky associated them with the workshop of van Eyck. 33. One odd side effect is to discourage other companies from going into family entertainment, for fear of then being held hostage to their juvenilia . 34. Debussy surely expected his juvenilia to be buried with him, but he did not count on all those musicological shovels scraping at his coffin. 35. Martin's fantasy architecture influenced the Glasstown and Angria of the Bront?juvenilia , where he himself appears as Edward de Lisle of Verdopolis. 36. Planners of the early seasons worried, with reason, about how to sell Schubert's juvenilia in blocks of programs, as chronology demanded. 37. The camp is a saturnalia of juvenilia , with a lot of old white rich guys running around naked and in sheets, costumed as Druids. 38. A few people might ask, however, why is this sort of low-end commercial juvenilia being showcased at a museum of fine art? 39. It collects the band's early singles and EPs on CD . " Juvenilia " was the first Verlaines'release on CD. 40. The early volumes include juvenilia , including correspondence between Marx and his father, Marx's poetry, and letters from Engels to his sister.
