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- noun Plural form of
recension .
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The Ukrainians and other Greek Catholics observe different recensions or local traditions of the Byzantine RiteNote: I will NOT tolerate snide remarks about how all of this is "modernist" and "ecumenist".
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Two important reformist goals acted as at least rhetorical pillars of Redevelopment and its later recensions.
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Two important reformist goals acted as at least rhetorical pillars of Redevelopment and its later recensions.
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Two important reformist goals acted as at least rhetorical pillars of Redevelopment and its later recensions.
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Further, an Arabic partial paraphrase of Plotinus 'Enneads circulated under the pseudepigraphic title The Theology of Aristotle in two recensions, the shorter of which is called the
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You can watch/ listen to one of the more recent recensions of the tale of star-crossed love.
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You can watch/ listen to one of the more recent recensions of the tale of star-crossed love.
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One of his key arguments is that stories and doctrines that are found in other recensions are relegated to the Pali commentaries.
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This is why the last two chapters of these two recensions are the same.
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My first impulse is to go with the Greek -- I am trying to evoke the experience of living in the Greek Age of the Gods, which should not be filtered through Roman recensions.
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