inclusio造句

例句与造句

1. Examples of inclusio may be found in later rabbinic literature as well.
2. Inclusio also abounds in other books of the Bible.
3. Many chapters of Mishnah are also framed by inclusio.
4. Sometimes the inclusio is based on a wordplay.
5. Particularly noteworthy are the many instances of " inclusio " in the Book of Jeremiah.
6. It's difficult to find inclusio in a sentence. 用inclusio造句挺难的
7. Rabbinic redactors, following in the footsteps of their biblical predecessors, continued to employ inclusio as a literary marker and tool.
8. This legal principle is classically referred to as " inclusio unius est exclusio alterius " ( Inclusion of one is to exclude the others ).
9. Redactors of rabbinic document frequently made use of inclusio to mark off the endpoints of literary units of different sizes and possibly to suggest conceptual connections between seemingly disparate statements.
10. An obvious example of inclusio is found in the first and last ( 29th ) verses of Psalm 118 " ???? ??'??-??? ?? ????? ???? . ".
11. This is also signified by the way that " from the face of the earth " forms an " inclusio " around, hearkening back to how the phrase is used in the Genesis flood narrative in,,, where it also connotes an undoing of creation.
12. The rabbis of the Talmud were aware of occurrences of inclusio in the Bible, as shown by R . Yohanan's comment in the Babylonian Talmud, Berakhot 10a that " Any psalm dear to David he opened with " ???? " ('happy is he') and closed with " ???? " ('happy is he').
13. Another, more disputed, example may be found in the Book of Ruth, where one finds a certain resemblance, if somewhat chiastic, between 1 : 1 and 1 : 22 in the former Elimelekh leaves Bethlehem in favor of Moab, and in the latter Ruth and Genesis 2 contains inclusio, for the male is created at the start of the passage and the female at the end, providing textual evidence for the parallels between the two.
14. Indeed, the whole book save for its last ( 52nd ) chapter which some claim was appended to it can be thought of as inside the " inclusio " formed by 1 : 1 and 51 : 64, both of which mention the preaching of Jeremiah ( ???? ????? ), thus implying the lateness of chapter 52; although analyzing whether so trivial a measure has any meaning but that which appeases the eye is best left to the astute reader.
15. While this may not be evident to many of the Bible's modern day readers, the Hebrew Bible is full of literary devices, some of which, having fallen out of favor over the years, are lost on most modern readers . " Inclusio ", of which many instances can be found in the Bible, is one of these, although many instances of its usage are not apparent to those reading translations of the Bible rather than the Hebrew source.
16. A rather far-flung example of " inclusio " in the Book of Jeremiah can be found in its first section, chapters 1 24, which are enveloped both by a similar question in the first and last episode ( 1 : 11, 24 : 3 ), and by similar imagery that of almond rods and baskets of figs . " Inclusio " may also be found between chapters 36 and 45, both of which mention Baruch ben Nerya, to whom Jeremiah's prophecies were entrusted . " Bracketing " can also be seen in The Lord's sayings in 1 : 10 and 24 : 6.
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