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▸ noun: (textual criticism) The more difficult reading, held to be the more likely when faced with two manuscripts that disagree on a particular reading, according to the principle of lectio difficilior potior.
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▸ noun: (textual criticism) The more difficult reading, held to be the more likely when faced with two manuscripts that disagree on a particular reading, according to the principle of lectio difficilior potior.
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Latinist,
Biblical Latin,
lectica,
epistler,
hyalectan,
illiterati,
scholiast,
sententiary,
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Middle Latin,
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