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Superscription may
refer to:
something written on a surface, see
epigraphy writing on a
cover or
envelope Address (geography) Book
cover headers in the...
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Angel with the
Superscription is a
statue by
Italian artist Gian
Lorenzo Bernini.
Originally commissioned by Pope
Clement IX for the
Ponte Sant'Angelo...
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introduces the "sayings of Agur" on
creation and
divine power. The
superscriptions divide the
collections as follows:
Proverbs 1–9: "Proverbs of Solomon...
- {\displaystyle {\mathfrak {G}}} Q; 6th century). The
first three verses form a
superscription of the book,
containing the
identity of the
prophet as well as the time...
- Spanish,
which in turn came from the
Latin titulus,
meaning 'title' or '
superscription'. Its
primary use is as a
diacritic (accent) in
combination with a base...
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second of the
Prophets in the
Christian Old Testament. The
superscription at
chapter Jeremiah 1:1–3
identifies the book as "the
words of Jeremiah...
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author is not
named within the text, and
scholars have
proposed that the
superscription "according to Matthew" was
added sometime in the
second century. In...
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traditionally is
composed of four parts: a
superscription, inscription, subscription, and signature. The
superscription section contains the date of the prescription...
- be a
prophet or priest, such as Malachi, "my messenger"; the Gr****
superscription in the
Septuagint translation states the Book of
Malachi was written...
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Major Prophets in the
Christian Old Testament. It is
identified by a
superscription as the
words of the 8th-century BCE
prophet Isaiah ben Amoz, but there...
