anthology
/ænˈθɒlədʒi/Definitions
1. noun
A collection of literary works, especially poems, by a single author, or a collection of pieces of music, or a collection of works by different artists, etc.
“The professor assigned an anthology of Shakespeare’s plays for the course reading.”
2. noun
A collection or a selection of items, such as photographs, artworks, or other items, often with a common theme or characteristic.
“The art museum had an extensive anthology of surrealist paintings on display.”
3. noun
A selection of recordings or performances of music, often featuring a particular artist or genre.
“The music label released a new anthology of jazz standards by Ella Fitzgerald.”
4. noun
A collection of articles, essays, or other written works, often on a particular topic or subject.
“The academic journal published a comprehensive anthology of papers on climate change.”