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Scho´li`on


n.1.A scholium.
A judgment which follows immediately from another is sometimes called a corollary, or consectary . . . One which illustrates the science where it appears, but is not an integral part of it, is a scholion.
- Abp. Thomson (Laws of Thought).
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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This work gathers papers from a December 2017 international conference, "A Question of Identity: Formation, Transition, Negotiation," hosted by the Mandel Scholion Center.
This volume, the proceedings of a May 2011 conference at the Scholion Interdisciplinary Center for Humanities and Jewish Studies at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, brings together essays by scholars at the vanguard of an emerging interest in the intellectual interactions between Babylonians, Iranians, and descendants of the Judean population exiled to Babylonia in the early sixth century BCE.
Though we are not completely certain when they began to be circulated, the texts taught and studied in monasteries such as Beit Abhe in the ninth century included the likes of Theodore bar Koni's Scholion, Ammar al-Basri's Book of Questions and Answers, and the letters of Timothy.
An answer to Penelopes question would be anything but [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], whether construed as "trivial," "empty," "without purpose," or "ineffectual." Knowing that Odysseus is safe would shatter Penelope's defining uncertainty and change the entire second half of the epic, as the PQ scholion ad 4.796 astutely notes.
"petit tractatus periegeta taccuino scholion al <<de tanautologia hominis>>" Quaderno 2 (marzo-aprile 1962): 12.
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Amos Goldberg is a fellow at the Scholion Institute of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute and a member of the Children of Abraham peace organization.
And, for those students who want to challenge their skills or take a peek at what Latin studies at the university level might look like, the book offers a few heftier papers (such as the one about a rediscovered letter of Philip Rubens or about a scholion of Kant's which counters Leibniz's thinking).
del 3, 1 sg.) che poi Montaigne recepisce (Apologie a Raimond Sebond 2, 12), che piu tardi il Mai riporta, nella sua edizione (1822) nello Scholion al libro terzo del de re publica ciceroniano, edizione commentata, subito appena uscita, dalle note filologiche del Leopardi.