scholiums (Meaning)

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scholiums (pl.)

of Scholium

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The scholiums in the ancient Greek manuscript provided valuable annotations and clarifications.
The author carefully crafted scholiums to elucidate complex passages in the text.
Scholars rely heavily on scholiums to understand the nuances and subtleties of historical writings.
The scholiums offer insights into the author's intent and the reception of the work in its time.
The reproduction of scholiums requires meticulous attention to detail and preservation techniques.
Studying scholiums can shed light on the intellectual and cultural context of the original work.
The scholiums contained supplementary information that enriched the reader's understanding.
The scholiums offered alternative interpretations and perspectives, fostering a multifaceted discussion.
The scholiums, written in a smaller font, provided additional details without disrupting the main text.
The extensive scholiums in the margin served as a valuable resource for later scholars and researchers.

of Scholium

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The scholiums in the ancient Greek manuscript provided valuable annotations and clarifications.

The author carefully crafted scholiums to elucidate complex passages in the text.

Scholars rely heavily on scholiums to understand the nuances and subtleties of historical writings.

The scholiums offer insights into the author's intent and the reception of the work in its time.