... Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Although over two dozen Arabic commentaries on the Canon of Medicine were composed between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries, historians of medicine...

.../standard_publication_model ) Abstract: This paper analyses the transmission of Varro in late antique Virgil commentaries. Various problems are identified and discussed: the reliability of authors' names and titles of works in citations and testimonies; different forms of quotation; complications entailed by manuscript...

...This chapter addresses the Jewish attitude towards usury in the high and late Middle Ages, treating four kinds of data: legal sources (halakhic sources), ethical and philosophical writings, biblical commentaries, and the literature of polemics. Not only was usury to Gentiles viewed as fully...

... conflicts and to prepare any development thereof.” ¹³⁵ Outputs such as the updated commentaries on the Geneva Conventions and Additional Protocols are linked to this statutory mandate. The ICRC has also been mandated to undertake specific projects, such as to prepare a report on customary rules...

...Martin Bucer is one of the most important exegetes of the Reformation of the sixteenth century. He authored numerous biblical commentaries that influenced Reformed exegesis in the next generation. In his work, he used medieval Jewish authors to ascertain the literal meaning of the text...

... of Protestantism his lifelong focus on the Bible took the form of a large body of published work. His first commentary was published in 1544, and he would author works on sixteen different biblical books over ten separately published volumes. The order of his exegetical works closely followed a model proposed...

...The goal of this chapter is to present how commentaries are an essential feature of awareness. This chapter asserts that it is the achievement of a particular critical interaction between current and stored information that yields a commentary. In addition, the chapter argues that without...

...This chapter examines two cases in which Saraha's Treasury of dohā Verses were drastically transformed in the process of commentary and transmission in Tibet. The first case deals with the changes brought about by Indian tantric commentator Advayavajra who authored and compiled...

... compatriots. The best-known exegete of this period is Saadia Gaon, a polymath. Medieval Jewish exegesis maintains an important position in the canon of Judaism to this very day. Most of the major Torah commentaries are available in English editions aimed at a popular audience. This book advances the study...

...Commentary on the Qurʼān, as both activity and achievement, has been a remarkably stable enterprise over the long centuries of its production. The tradition of Qurʼānic exegesis continues to occupy a prominent place within contemporary Muslim intellectual life. In general, the extant commentaries...

..., Mughniyya, and Ṭabaṭabā’ī. The chapter’s approach in this regard challenges a common assumption in studies of Qur’ān commentaries: namely that tafsīr has not changed throughout history. Scholars of tafsīr often construe that modern Qur’ān commentaries do not depart...

... and Christian falsification of revelation; criticisms over divine sonship and the Trinity; and cautions or prohibitions regarding the taking of Jews and Christians as patrons, allies, or intimates. One of the main arguments put forth in this book is that modern Qur’ān commentaries (tafsīr...

... homiletic texts suggests he was, in fact, a cleric. The Quaestiones are given precedence in this analysis, because they are less uniform in nature than the Commentaries and contain more clues to the circumstances of their composition and delivery. All...

... with readers' private active creation of personal collections (anthologies). Intense and scholarly modes of reading are available, and attested by marginalia and abundant commentaries, etc. The differences in reading Greek, older Latin, and contemporary Latin poetry are shown. The environments...

... anything, but said with very salient stimuli he felt ‘something stood out from the screen and he felt he could push them back’. Marshall J Warrington E K Weiskrantz L detection of flashes perimetry reaching spatial localization shirnkage of field defect commentaries stray light eye movements...

... commentaries stray light Cowey A Wilson M E form discrimination Ives apparatus visual acuity meridian eccentricity contrast verbal commentaries The question of D.B.'s capacity for detecting the presence of a visual stimulus has been examined by us on at least ten occasions. The main questions have...

...This chapter discusses a formulation of a germane argument, with a juxtaposition of the absolute difference of two commentaries (one being that of Marjorie Levinson). These commentaries help to illustrate as dramatically as possible the almost boundless possibilities of marginal relevance generated...

.... The discussion here also examines the role of Inca Garcilaso, the so-called ‘Herodotus of the Incas’ in this atrocious world. It furthermore examines the oft-remarked presence in Cervantes of the Royal Commentaries of the Incas. This chapter both documents and augments the role of Inca Garcilaso...

.... The chapter then looks at Hilary’s theological anthropology, presenting a literature review and explaining the book’s methodology, which is to compare Hilary’s commentaries on Matthew and on Psalm 118 in particular. Lastly, key research questions are presented: what are the characteristics of Hilary’s...

... of his work for us today. Commentaries Jebb Richard edition of Sophocles Sophocles Campbell Lewis Elmsley Peter Jowett Benjamin Kamerbeek Jan Porson Richard Wilamowitz Moellendorff Ulrich von Griffith Mark Raeburn David Stanford William Freud Sigmund Hermann Gottfried Housman A E metre...