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scholium
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The examples are appropriated from Lorich's scholia.
Ejercicios de Retorica by George, Edward V. / Renaissance Quarterly
Nor does the overwhelming didactic component end there: Studded with scholia, the work comprises, in addition to the seven books of formal and conceptual exposition, a highly revealing section of notes, "Information, Commentaries, and Digressions"; a synopsis in the form of "66 Statements"; dictionaries of concepts and symbols; an unusually personal bibliography; and, most pointedly, a concluding chapter titled "What Is It to Live?
Matters of appearance by Sedofsky, Lauren / Artforum International
Considering that most of the Old Irish Glosses and Scholia relate to schools on the continent, there is a better argument for claiming that the Roman Church was Celticised rather than vice versa
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