ad verbum's Usage Examples:

translations of Homer published in 1537 (Venice) were extremely literal and ad verbum (i.

Opusculum de Herone et Leandro, quod et in Latinam Linguam ad verbum tralatum est Musaeus, before November 1495 (Greek text) and 1497/98 (Latin.

Justini historiæPhilippicæ: Cum versionse anglica, ad verbum, quantum fieri potuit, facta, or, The history of Justin; with an English.

Although the ad verbum (by word) and ad sensum (by sense) distinction was ancient, John"s phrase.

Germanicorum, qui sunt ejusdem tenoris et sensus cum praecedentibus picturis, ad verbum expressa Annagramista "Harr gewiss Trost von Gott", Mysterium occultae.

Goetz 79–80 "y así determiné el trasuntar de verbo ad verbum todas sus historias como las traduje en nuestra lengua castellana de la.

including favouring the ad sententiam approach against the older medieval ad verbum convention; the former approach critically assessed a word"s history and.

the one manuscript containing this work identifies the translation as ad verbum or “word for word.

Although the ad verbum (by word) and ad sensum (by sense) distinction was ancient, John"s phrase maniere de parler (manner.

politicis ab eodem graece conscriptus, et Pauli Lacisii veronensis opera ad verbum latine conversus, nuncquam primum in lucem editus, Basileae, ex officina.

one"s memory by learning as many written works as possible (ediscendum ad verbum).

Synonyms:

Saladin,

Antonyms:

prepared, ready, careful, exempt, fall short of,