Complete
Omnibus
Omnibus adjective - Covering everything or all important points.
Usage example: the president's state of the union speech is usually an omnibus look at the issues that the country is confronting
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A later omnibus containing all five original stories was released as The Complete Compleat Enchanter.
Source: Literature / Harold Shea - The original Strand Magazine prints of Sherlock Holmes have been collected in two famed facsimile Omnibus volumes, known as the Sherlock Holmes Illustrated Omnibus, complete with the illustrations by Sidney Paget and his colleagues.
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During his life, Zelazny had repeatedly and firmly turned down the possibility of an anthology of Amber stories by other authors.The complete first series was published in an omnibus edition called The Chronicles of Amber.
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