- In
biblical studies,
inclusio is a
literary device similar to a refrain. It is also
known as
bracketing or an
envelope structure, and
consists of the repetition...
- Artaxerxes's
reign (prolepsis) Core: Chiasm of
Celebration — I Esd. 2:30b
Inclusio: Work
hindered until second year of Darius’s
reign — I Esd. 3 ...
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Statutory interpretation is the
process by
which courts interpret and
apply legislation. Some
amount of
interpretation is
often necessary when a case involves...
- is also
signified by the way that "from the face of the earth"
forms an
inclusio around Zephaniah 1:2-3,
hearkening back to how the
phrase is used in the...
- "apostles",
respectively (Luke 8:1–3 and Luke 24:10), "form a
literary inclusio"
which brackets the
major part of Jesus'
ministry (leaving out only the...
- and
phrases into tens and sevens,
literary techniques such as
chiasm and
inclusio, the
arrangement of
creative acts into
matching groups, and so on. If these...
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Bracketing (phenomenology), a
method used by
phenomenological sociologists Inclusio, a
literary device Bracketing, a
method for
determining range by firing...
- suffixaufnahme. In some languages,
nouns in the
genitive case may be
found in
inclusio – that is,
between the main noun's
article and the noun itself. Old English...
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Bauckham sees the
placement of the
appearances of the
disciple as "the
inclusio of
eyewitness testimony" to
privilege his
witness (in the
Gospel of John...
- "confidence" (verse 14),
whereas the
second subsection (verses 19–26) has the
inclusio markers "joy", "progress" and "trusting".
Verse 1:21 is translated: For...
