One to two generations after its copying, an extensive but intermittent interlinear Latin gloss [...] was added[.] [...] The glossator also added a single [Old English] gloss
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Glossator
Synonyms for "glossator" (1 found)
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11 translations across 5 languages.
French
2 entries- glossateur noun (one who writes glosses)
- glossateur noun (medieval legal scholar)
German
2 entries- Glossator noun (one who writes glosses)
- Glossator noun (medieval legal scholar)
Hungarian
3 entries- glosszátor noun (medieval legal scholar)
- szójegyzékíró noun (one who writes glosses)
- szómagyarázó noun (one who writes glosses)
Italian
2 entries- glossatore noun (one who writes glosses)
- glossatore noun (medieval legal scholar)
Latin
2 entries- glossator noun (one who writes glosses)
- glossator noun (medieval legal scholar)
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