WHAT DOES A GLOSÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
Definition of a glosá in the Romanian dictionary
AND GLOSS ~ éz tranz. 1) (words, grammatical forms of a text) Explain by gloss. 2) (texts) To comment through special notes; to annotate.
10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A GLOSÁ»
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a glosá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
a glosá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Renaissance and Renewal in the Twelfth Century - Pagina 179
All commentaries composed by Thierry of Chartres are anonymous.67 Originally they too circulated without an inscription.68 In one case the heading glosa has been entered by a later hand;69 in another instance the inscription commentum, ...
Robert Louis Benson, Giles Constable, Carol Dana Lanham,
1991
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Communication Technologies for Vehicles: 8th International ...
Since the testing system found issues in the GLOSA algorithm itself, improvements were implemented in the ADAS logic so that further test runs could be conducted. Finally, the procedure was aborted when a conceptual problem was brought ...
Mohamed Kassab, Marion Berbineau, Alexey Vinel,
2015
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The Oxford Handbook of Medieval Latin Literature - Pagina 172
The classical definition of an obscure word needing explanation, hence also (in the plural) a collection of such explanations, is the ancestor of our modern definition of “gloss” as a vocabulary item (“glossary”). He also gives a definition of the ...
Ralph Hexter, David Townsend,
2012
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Religious Poetry Jorge de Mon - Pagina 111
De ellas deshace la edad, de ellas casos desatrados que acaescen, de ellas por su calidad en los más altos estados desfallecen.38 The «Glosa» of 160 stanzas which appears in both the 1554 and 1558 editions of Montemayor's religious ...
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Journey with No Maps: A Life of P.K. Page - Pagina 274
As though she couldn't get home fast enough to write a glosa.”IS P.K. found the form challenging.“ After Marilyn had explained the glosa rules, P.K. told her that she “had been seized by the glose form and was writing madly — as she hadn't for ...
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Dom Quixote de la Mancha
_ Um discreto amigo _ observou D. Quixote _ era de opinião que se não cansasse ninguém em glosar versos, e a razão dizia ele que era que nunca podia a glosa chegar ao mote, e que a maior parte das vezes ia a glosa fora da intenção e ...
Miguel de Cervantes,
2011
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Musa typographica, seu argumento he, que sendo servido ...
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Francisco LEITÃO FERREIRA, João GOMES DA SILVA (Count de Tarouca.),
1707
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Jorge Manrique's Coplas Por la Muerte de Su Padre: A ... - Pagina 57
The Glosa de moral sentido was the first of several texts of this genre that he published in the mid-sixteenth century. The others included glosses of Juan de Mena's Laberinto de la fortuna, the Marqués de Santillana's Proverbios, and a Glosa ...
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Littoral of the Letter: Saer's Art of Narration - Pagina 104
Glosa also signifies "strange word with abstract or obscure meaning," an ancient word that has fallen in disuse, is difficult to comprehend, and therefore requires an explanation. These difficult words included some that belonged to provincial or ...
Glosa. Amber. Leaves,. A. Glosa. What do you need? What does anyone need? The cell of darkness is there, it takes over the evening hills, growing and growing, your heart lost in it. – from Trinity, Susan Ludvigson Mahogany eyes glisten and ...