scholiastic (Meaning)

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scholiastic (a.)

Of or pertaining to a scholiast, or his pursuits.

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The scholiastic commentary provided valuable insights into the ancient text.
The medieval manuscript contained a wealth of scholiastic annotations.
The scholiastic notes traced the development of philosophical ideas over centuries.
Scholars rely heavily on scholiastic sources for historical and literary research.
The scholiastic tradition has been indispensable for understanding ancient Greek and Roman literature.
The scholia provided learned commentary on biblical passages, elucidating their meaning and significance.
The scholiastic annotations are often as valuable as the original text itself.
The scholiastic methods employed by medieval scribes ensured the preservation of knowledge.
The scholiastic tradition continues to influence modern scholarship, especially in the field of textual criticism.
The study of scholiastic sources has shed light on the evolution of human thought and the continuity of ideas throughout history.

Of or pertaining to a scholiast, or his pursuits.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The scholiastic commentary provided valuable insights into the ancient text.

The medieval manuscript contained a wealth of scholiastic annotations.

The scholiastic notes traced the development of philosophical ideas over centuries.

Scholars rely heavily on scholiastic sources for historical and literary research.