glossator (Meaning)
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glossator (n.)
A writer of glosses or comments; a commentator.
Synonyms & Antonyms of glossator
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glossator Sentence Examples
- The glossator meticulously annotated the ancient manuscript, providing insightful commentary.
- The revered glossator's annotations illuminated the obscure passages of the text.
- As a renowned glossator, he specialized in explicating complex legal documents.
- The glossator's handwritten notes adorned the margins, offering valuable insights into the author's intent.
- Medieval scholars often relied on glossators to clarify the meaning of challenging philosophical treatises.
- The glossator's commentary served as a roadmap through the intricate labyrinth of the text.
- By carefully studying the glossator's annotations, researchers gained a deeper understanding of the era.
- The glossator's ability to distill the essence of a text made his work invaluable to future generations.
- The collective glosses of multiple scholars formed a rich tapestry of interpretation.
- Through the lens of the glossator's mind, the text revealed its hidden depths and complexities.
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A writer of glosses or comments; a commentator.
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The glossator meticulously annotated the ancient manuscript, providing insightful commentary.
The revered glossator's annotations illuminated the obscure passages of the text.
As a renowned glossator, he specialized in explicating complex legal documents.
The glossator's handwritten notes adorned the margins, offering valuable insights into the author's intent.
