Meanings of redactor in English

Possibly the narrator, or redactor, desired to tone down the traces of mythology.

Special thanks to John B. Hare, redactor for this text and significant contributor to its preparation for PG.

This arrangement, however, is probably not due to Amos himself, or to his immediate disciples, but to some later redactor.

Another redactor announces him as "eating and drinking" at the banquets of "publicans and sinners,"- a"wine-bibbing "Sonof Man.

They took the Redactor, of course, along with his clothing and jewelry.

Then, pretending he'd almost forgotten, he reached over and picked up the Redactor.

The book received its present form from post-exilic redactors.

That was the feeling of the Christian redactors.

Besides the chronicles and biographies, there are hints that the redactors had access to other sources.

The real question was whether Armond's CYA speech would include a mention of Charles and his magic Redactor.

3-16 comes from the hand of the latest redactor of the Jehovistic history.

[Redactor's Note-Someendnotes are by Poe and some were added by Griswold.

It is practically certain that these synchronisms, as they are called, are not contemporary but the work of the redactors.

[Redactor's Note: The book is composed of text, footnotes, and appendices.

From this universal euhemerization,-thisloving preservation and careful cooking of the traditions by the Christian redactors of them,-weget certain results.

18f.- afactwhich further suggests that the redactor treated his sources with at least comparative fidelity.