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glossa

[′gläs·ə]
(invertebrate zoology)
A tongue or tonguelike structure in insects, especially the median projection of the labium.
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E utile riportare un pezzo della lunga glossa, nella quale Bernardo introduce una ulteriore distinzione tra gli atti che il collegium compie ex necessitate e gli atti che ex necessitate non fiunt: <<...
<>. Note sull'origine e sull'utilizzazione del principio tra medioevo e prima eta moderna
Another contrasts the empty margins of Luther's Grunenberg Psalter with the Glossa Ordinaria's exemplification of the necessarily mediated, polysemous traditioning of Scripture (35, 47-8, 63, 72), without mentioning the Talmud.
Theology, Rhetoric, Manuduction, or Reading Scripture Together on the Path to God
Un legame propizio per la teologia e la chiesa, Milano: Glossa, 2013.
Principali chiavi teologiche del Concilio Vaticano II
Abazia di Maguzzano-Lonato (BS), 1-5 luglio 1996, Glossa, Milano 1997, 9-24.
Il rapporto tra delitto e peccato nell' attualita del diritto canonico
Glossa ordinaria as something "patched" together that obscured
Through a gloss darkly: biblical annotations and theological interpretation in modern Catholic and Protestant English-language Bibles
(a cura di), Maschio e femmina li creo, Milano: Glossa, 2008, 233-261.
Caritas aedificat. Los fundamentos teologicos de la accion temporal y politica del cristiano
El comentario del Decretum de Graciano, conocido como la Glossa ordinaria, es critico con Graciano precisamente porque los glosadores rechazan la posibilidad de que los agentes siempre esten ineludiblemente obligados a cometer transgresiones morales.
Michael V. Dougherty, Moral Dilemmas in Medieval Thought. From Gratian to Aquinas
La escuela de Reims continuaba la tradicion de la de Laon --situada a no muchos kilometros de alli--, donde los discipulos de Anselmo habian redactado la Glossa ordinaria, la cual recorre la Biblia versiculo a versiculo y va elencando autoridades --patristicas y tambien medievales-- que han comentado el pasaje en cuestion; es seguro que Pedro conocio la obra.
San Buenaventura sobre el matrimonio. Comentario a IV Sent d 26 cap 6
Like its predecessor in the series, Margaret Gibson's The Bible in the Latin West (1993), Lesley Smith's book houses a splendid collection of reproductions and detailed descriptions of seminal manuscript texts in medieval theology--in this instance, nonbiblical texts that represent the miscellany of literary genres with which a Bonaventure or Thomas Aquinas would have been at home reading: the Ordinary Gloss on the Bible (the glossa ordinaria), Augustine's De doctrina christiana, Victorine literature, summae, condensed Bibles, tools for preachers, and other pastoral material.
Masters of the Sacred Page: Manuscripts of Theology in the Latin West to 1274
Prospettive interdisciplinari, Glossa, Milano 2004.
Libros recibidos
Gradually, we see the glossed biblical text come into being, resulting in the marvelous Glossa ordinaria of the High Middle Ages.
THE HISTORY OF EXEGESIS AND OUR THEOLOGICAL FUTURE
Durante estos siglos, la Glossa fue un instrumento habitual de trabajo para casi todos ellos.
Los deberes familiares en Col 3, 18-4,1. La exegesis medieval occidental y la herencia de los padres

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