10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLOSSIST»
Discover the use of
glossist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
glossist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Lindisfarne and Rushworth Gospels: now first printed ...
... videritis fieret in populo videtis fieret videritis 24 Altered to ' quia.' 2 'dicens quia
non' a Altered by glossist to 'amare.' Altered to Vulgate by glossist. 5 But 'figuli'
inserted by glossist. C.Ver- cell- ensis. C.Ve- ron- ensis. C. Corb- eiensis. C.Brix-
2
Ural-Altaische Jahrbücher
The answer lies in the technique the glossist applied in his translation. In order to
understand it we must remember an obvious but very often disregarded fact:
Those who used one of our interlinear Qur'an translations read or recited the Qur'
an ...
3
The Home Counties Magazine: Devoted to the Topography of ...
The glossist on Thomas of Elmham writes : " Ad regis mandatum furcae in eodem
campo (i.e. campo Sancti Egidii) eriguntur, super quas haeretici suspensi fuerunt,
et in eodem loco cremati." In 141 7 Oldcastle was taken prisoner, and ...
William John Hardy, F. E. Robinson, William Paley Baildon,
1901
4
Biblical quotations in old English prose writers
The regular form of the infinitive in -an is normally employed by this glossist, and
the personal terminations -si, -d generally supersede the North Anglian -es. 7th.
Substantives of Rask's ist declension are here given in their proper forms. 8th.
Albert Stanburrough Cook,
1898
5
University of Texas Bulletin
realize the ad hoc rendering of the glossist construe with <eos> instead of <
Turnum>, pauitans (2.107 q. v.)/timorem simulans (an excellent paraphrase),
porta (1.755 q. v.)/ grauat (but see on grauabit, paulo supra), postquam ...
6
A Study of the Five Zarathushtrian (Zoroastrian) Gâthâs: ...
The glossist, if not the orig. trlr., mistakes, I think, the 'metrical feet'. Aside from the
gloss, read 6 as continuing a, no new sentence. Minz'shnik, as in Y. 28, 1, is an
intelligent expression, shutting out a religion of gestures. Line 0 shows freedom, ...
7
Reeves' History of the English Law: From the Time of the ...
13ut this opinion is thought by our glossist to apply to what he calls executor
legitimus, and not to a testamentary executor, who certainly was at liberty to
decline ; because no man could impose a duty on another beyond the benefit he
received ...
John Reeves, William Francis Finlason,
1869
8
From the reign of Edward IV. to the reign of Elizabeth
But this opinion is thought by our glossist to apply to what he calls executor
legitimus, and not to a testamentary executor, who certainly was at liberty to
decline ; because no man could impose a duty on another beyond the benefit ho
received ...
9
The Home Counties Magazine
After the engagement in the Fields in 14.13, in which many of Oldcastle's
followers were killed and others taken prisoners, the latter were executed on the
same site. The glossist on Thomas of Elmham writes : “ Ad regis mandatum
furcae in ...
10
Reeves' History of the English Law: Vol. 3: From the reign ...
But this opinion is thought by our glossist to apply to what he calls executor lega't'
imus, and not to a testamentary executor, who certainly was at liberty to decline;
because no man could impose a duty on another beyond the benefit he ...
William Francis Finlason,
1869