- amanuensis.
Amanuenses pla**** an
extensive role in
medieval writing and the
dissemination of texts.
Visionaries in
particular relied on
amanuenses to translate...
- Eugene, Oregon:
Cascade Books, 2011. Longenecker,
Richard N. "Ancient
Amanuenses and the
Pauline Epistles." New
Dimensions in New
Testament Study. Eds...
- most likely. His
blindness forced him to
dictate his
verse and
prose to
amanuenses who
copied them out for him; one of
these was
Andrew Marvell. One of his...
-
Retrieved 16
October 2012. Shawcross, J. T. (1959).
Notes on Milton's
amanuenses.
Journal of
English and
Germanic Philology, 58, 29-38. Haskin, D. (1994)...
-
eight boarders or paid servants: who
acted as ****istants, correctors,
amanuenses,
dining companions,
international couriers, and carers. It was his habit...
-
Milton wrote Paradise Lost
entirely through dictation with the help of
amanuenses and friends. He was
often ill,
suffering from gout, and
suffering emotionally...
- unceasing.
According to Bar
Hebraeus (Chron. Eccles. i. 191) he emplo**** 70
amanuenses and
wrote in all 760
metrical homilies,
besides expositions,
letters and...
-
different occasion for writing, as well as use of
different secretaries (or
amanuenses) in composition. As it is
usually pointed out by the same
authors who...
- new
novel Ivanhoe,
again with John
Ballantyne and
William Laidlaw as
amanuenses. For the
second half of the m****cript,
Scott was able to take up the...
- inconvenience.
Those who
defend Petrine authorship often appeal to the
different amanuenses or
secretaries Peter used to
write each letter, as
first suggested by...
