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expressing a
general truth or
aphorism Gnomic poetry, a
poetry genre Gnomic will, an
Eastern Orthodox theological concept Gnome (disambiguation)
Gnomonic projection...
- word
gnomic.
Gnome is thus Tolkien's
English loan-translation of the
Quenya word
Noldo (plural Noldor), "those with knowledge". Tolkien's "
Gnomes" are...
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possessed no
gnomic will. St.
Maximus developed this claim,
particularly in his
Dialogue with Pyrrhus.
According to St. Maximus, the
process of
gnomic willing...
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GNOME (/ɡəˈnoʊm/, /ˈnoʊm/)
originally an
acronym for GNU
Network Object Model Environment, is a free and open-source
desktop environment for
Linux and...
- a tense, the
gnomic is
considered neutral by not
limiting action, in particular, to the past, present, or ****ure.
Examples of the
gnomic include such...
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about 300 BC, only
fragments of the
gnomic poets have come down to us.
There is at
least one
known woman gnomic poet, K****ia;
nearly 789 of her verses...
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takes place in a
fictional gnome world from the
perspective of a
gnome. The song
tells the tale of a
scarlet tunic wearing gnome named Grimble Gromble. The...
- windows, and is also a
widget engine.
GNOME S****
replaced GNOME Panel and some
ancillary components of
GNOME 2.
GNOME S**** is
written in C and JavaScript...
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Garden gnomes (German: Gartenzwerge, lit. 'garden dwarfs') are lawn
ornament figurines of
small humanoid creatures based on the
mythological creature and...
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GnomeVFS (short for
GNOME Virtual File System) was an
abstraction layer of the
GNOME platform for the reading,
writing and
execution of files.
Before GNOME...
