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anterior
1. Zoology of or near the head end
2. Botany (of part of a flower or leaf) situated farthest away from the main stem
anterior [an′tir·ē·ər]
(zoology)
Situated near or toward the front or head of an animal body.
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Elsewhere, Bailey states that "the Gesu frescoes pioneered a conception of space" (154), a formulation that overvalues anteriority even as it ignores precedents.
The Jesuits and the Arts (1540-1773) by Harper, James G. / Renaissance Quarterly
The hypothesis of anteriority of African civilisation also holds when tested against the mastery of tool-making materials.
Africa: cradle of civilisation by Fofack, Hippolyte / African Business
Theirs is not the "that-has-been" of past livingness or the future anteriority of death about which Barthes wrote so poignantly.
Hiroshi Sugimoto: Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, ... by Armstrong, Carol / Artforum International
 
 
 
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