textus
121textus receptus — noun Etymology: New Latin, literally, received text Date: 1851 the generally accepted text of a literary work (as the Greek New Testament) …
122textus receptus — /tek steuhs ri sep teuhs/ a text of a work that is generally accepted as being genuine or original. [1855 60; < NL: received text] * * * …
123textus receptus — noun The succession of printed Greek texts of the New Testament which constituted the translation base for various early versions of the Bible in Western and Central Europe …
124Textus receptus — Tẹxtus recẹptus [neulateinisch »angenommener Text«] der, , Bezeichnung für eine auf den »Byzantinischen Reichstext« des Neuen Testaments zurückgehende Textgestalt der Ausgaben des griechischen Neuen Testaments von Erasmus an; als Schlagwort… …
125textus connectivus laxus — [TA] loose connective tissue: a type of connective tissue made up largely of interlacing collagen and elastin fibers; it provides connections between adjacent organs or structures but allows them to move independently. Cf. dense connective tissue …
126Textus receptus — (лат. полученный текст) название издания греческого текста Нового Завета, использовавшегося с 16 по 19 в. как основной текст, на к ром базируется Короля Якова версия. Ныне он уже не считается наиболее надежным греческим текстом …
127textus receptus — tex•tus re•cep•tus [[t]ˈtɛk stəs rɪˈsɛp təs[/t]] n. lit. fot a text of a work that is generally accepted as being genuine or original • Etymology: 1855–60; < NL: received text …
128textus roffensis — /tekstas rofensas/ In old English law, the Rochester text. An ancient manuscript containing many of the Saxon laws, and the rights, customs, tenures, etc., of the church of Rochester, drawn up by Ernulph, bishop of that see from A.D. 1114 to 1124 …
