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scholiaze Meaning
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scholiaze (v. i.)
To write scholia.
scholiaze Sentence Examples
- The ancient manuscripts of Homer often contained scholiaze, marginal notes that provided explanations and commentary.
- The scholiaze on the Iliad and Odyssey offered valuable insights into the historical and literary context of the poems.
- Scholars carefully studied scholiaze to gain a deeper understanding of ancient Greek language, culture, and mythology.
- The scholiaze on Sophocles' plays elucidated obscure passages and clarified the playwright's intentions.
- The scholiaze on Plato's dialogues revealed the philosopher's esoteric teachings and philosophical system.
- The scholiaze on Aristotle's Poetics provided a detailed analysis of his theory of tragedy and epic poetry.
- The scholiaze on Euclid's Elements clarified the geometrical concepts and theorems presented in his seminal work.
- The scholiaze on Galen's medical treatises preserved knowledge of ancient Greek medicine and anatomy.
- The scholiaze on the Bible offered theological interpretations and historical context to passages in the sacred text.
- The scholiaze on legal documents provided annotations and clarifications that helped to interpret their meaning and implications.
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To write scholia.
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The ancient manuscripts of Homer often contained scholiaze, marginal notes that provided explanations and commentary.
The scholiaze on the Iliad and Odyssey offered valuable insights into the historical and literary context of the poems.
Scholars carefully studied scholiaze to gain a deeper understanding of ancient Greek language, culture, and mythology.
The scholiaze on Sophocles' plays elucidated obscure passages and clarified the playwright's intentions.
