scholion (Meaning)
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scholion (n.)
A scholium.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scholion
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
scholion Sentence Examples
- The scholion appended to the manuscript provides valuable insights into the text's history.
- The scholiast included numerous scholia to explicate obscure passages within the work.
- Medieval scribes often added scholia to their manuscripts for instructional purposes.
- The author's intent can be elucidated through careful study of the scholia.
- The scholion reveals a previously unknown variant reading of the original text.
- The authenticity of the scholion has been questioned by some scholars.
- The scholia offer a glimpse into the scholarly community that existed during the time of the manuscript's creation.
- The scholion's language and style suggest that it was written by a highly educated individual.
- The scholia provide essential context for understanding the text's literary and historical significance.
- The scholiast's extensive knowledge of the subject matter is evident in the scholia.
FAQs About the word scholion
A scholium.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The scholion appended to the manuscript provides valuable insights into the text's history.
The scholiast included numerous scholia to explicate obscure passages within the work.
Medieval scribes often added scholia to their manuscripts for instructional purposes.
The author's intent can be elucidated through careful study of the scholia.
