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2. Dictionary entry overview: What does Analecta mean? • Analecta (noun) The noun Analecta has 1 sense:

3. 1 synonym for Analects: analecta

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13. Analecta: Analekten, Auszüge aus literarische Werke: Translations: 1 – 1 / 1

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17. Analecta is the official Literary and Arts Journal of the University of Texas at Austin

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24. A collection of excerpts from a literary work Familiarity information: Analecta used as a noun is very rare.

25. New Latin Analecta, from Greek analekta, neuter plural of analektos, verbal of analegein to collect, from ana-+ legein to gather — more at legend

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28. ANALECTS Meaning: "literary gleanings," from Latin Analecta, from Greek analekta, literally "things chosen," neuter plural… See definitions of analects.

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31. In 1985, the journal Problemi launched the Analecta book series, publishing more than 60 monographs since, mostly translations of classical and contemporary philosophers (e.g

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33. In 1882, a quarterly review on critical hagiography was established under the title of Analecta Bollandiana, which still exists today and publishes supplements to the Acta

34. Analecta: 1 n a collection of excerpts from a literary work Synonyms: analects Type of: excerpt , excerption , extract , selection a passage selected from a larger work

35. Vetera Analecta, sive collectio veterum aliquot operum & opusculorum omms generis, carminum, epistolarum, diplomaton, epitaphiorum, &, cum itinere germanico, adnotationibus & aliquot disquisitionibus R

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38. Plural noun: Analecta - a collection of short literary worksAnalecta is IU South Bend’s award-winning literary journal that has been publishing for over 50 years

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40. In 1675 was published the first of four volumes of "Vetera Analecta" in which he collected the fruit of his travels and some shorter works of historical importance

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42. He is correspondent in Barcelona of the Revue d'Histoire Ecclésiastique (Review of Church History) (Université catholique de Louvain) and member of the editorial staff of the review Analecta Sacra Tarraconensia (Balmesiana).

43. This practical inventory, published in 1983, indicates whether a specific saint was the object of an article published in Analecta Bollandiana or of a book reviewed in the periodical

44. Elegiac poems were not included in Yuefu, but classified as an independent style in Analecta, the reason for which is the compiler realized the importance of elegiac poems that time.

45. The "Analecta hymnica Medii Aevi" series was originally published from 1886 to 1922 in 55 volumes by Guido Maria Dreves, with the cooperation of Clemens Blume and Henry M

46. The "Analecta hymnica Medii Aevi" series was originally published from 1886 to 1922 in 55 volumes by Guido Maria Dreves, with the cooperation of Clemens Blume and Henry M

47. William Trollope’s two volume Analecta Theologica, originally published in 1842, is a compendium of the most highly-respected commentaries of his day, created to provide a streamlined tool for students approaching critical study of the New Testament

48. First Known Use of Analects 1623, in the meaning defined above History and Etymology for Analects New Latin Analecta, from Greek analekta, neuter plural of analektos, verbal of analegein to collect, from ana- + legein to gather — more at legend

49. 1615–25; <Latin Analecta <Greek análekta, neuter plural of análektos (verbal adjective of analégein to pick up, gather up), equivalent to ana- ana- + -lek- gather (variant of -leg-) + -tos verbal adjective …

50. First Known Use of Analects 1623, in the meaning defined above History and Etymology for Analects New Latin analecta, from Greek analekta, neuter plural of analektos, verbal of analegein to collect, from ana- + legein to gather — more at legend

51. Origin of Analects 1615–25; <Latin analecta <Greek análekta, neuter plural of análektos (verbal adjective of analégein to pick up, gather up), equivalent to ana- ana- + -lek- gather (variant of -leg-) + -tos …

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54. Since its creation in 1968 (though the first book of the series seems to have formally appeared only in 1971), Tymieniecka was the editor of the book series Analecta Husserliana: The Yearbook of Phenomenological Research, which aims to develop and disseminate Edmund Husserl's ideas and phenomenological approach.

55. Gwynn in Analecta Hibernica, states: 'The earliest reference to the Irish is the establishment of an Irish settlement on the Amazon River in 1612."(1) Smith, in Colonists in Bondage, reports: "a Proclamation of the year 1625 urged the banishing overseas of dangerous rogues (Irish Political Prisoners); kidnapping (of Irish) was common."(2)