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Significats de scholia en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "scholium"
Examples for "scholium"
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Are you going to teach them nucleonics, or Hilbert space, or the Haertel scholium?
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We'd be better off reevaluating the whole scholium in the light of our present knowledge.
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I'm told that when this thing gets out, dimensional analysis isn't the only scholium that's going to have to be revamped.
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Another was, according to a scholium in the Palatine MS., written in the reign of Valentinian and Valens, joint-emperors, 364-375 A.D.
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In the 'General Scholium' which concludes the Principia, Newton deduced all God's traditional attributes from his intelligence and power:
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We come now to the sixth and last Scholion.
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He had published his doubts in 1823, but his final confutation of the theory of parallelism is found in this Scholion.
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It further displays the boldness of his English, that he is obliged to add "a Glosse or Scholion," for the use of the reader.
Ús de scholia en anglès
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It consisted more and more of compilations, of scholia, of extracts, of commentaries, forgeries, imitations.
2
Rather, does discretion prompt the appending, without any gloss or scholia, of this fragment, which deals with
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Both, in fact, have been branded as spurious, the latter from times as early as those of the scholia.
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It has been published by Pauly (1861) and Hauthal (1866), together with the other Horace scholia.
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Sometimes perhaps, especially in the scholia on the Iliad and Odyssey, they furnish us with a precious myth or popular marchen not otherwise recorded.
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It has been printed separately, with Latin translation and scholia, at Leiden, 1621, at Helmstadt, 1666, and at Paris, 1850.
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If called upon to classify them, I should put them all under the genus Gastric Scholia.
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These Scholia are written in a small, close, and yet free Greek character, with frequent contractions.
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Scholia on John Tzetzes's Letters in Cramer's Anecd.
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The words, designating the Scholia, are thus:
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Two of the Scholia of Epiphanius (Adv.
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783), the Berne Scholia to Virgil's Georgics (ii.
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(4) The Scholia on Aristophanes, Plato, Demosthenes.
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(1) Scholia on Iliad, xx.
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(Ioannes Tzetzes, scholia on Lycophr.