Sentence examples for a marginal notation from inspiring English sources

Finally, Gedeon Gál also noted that in one of the manuscripts of Ockham's Reportatio (Milan, Ambros. 281 inf., fol. 69rb) on book IV of the Sentences, a marginal notation attributes the final question of the work to Wodeham (Courtenay 1978, 34, fn. 61).

This copy has a marginal notation of "Br" next to the estates owned by Braose's ancestor, the first William de Braose.

The library holdings of about 40,000 books, marked here and there with Redemptorist stamps and priests' marginal notations, have been consigned for a series of sales that starts April 4 at Freeman's auction house in Philadelphia.

This is done sometimes in the form of a continuous text, other times in the form of marginal notations to the main text.

According to the inspector general's report, the copy of the report with Ms. Slatkin's marginal notations could not be found.

"He would make marginal notations in my manuscripts that made my heart soar for days," Mr. Maupin recalled, " 'I Wish I had written that,' 'You are absolutely brilliant,' 'There is nobody like you.' " Mr. Jones was known to leave messages for agents at 4 a.m., telling them he was obsessed with an author's new manuscript.

The text of the Gospels is accompanied by marginal notations indicating the Ammonian Sections.

By the time I reached the end of the book, my advance reading copy was festooned with Post-it flags, and its text had many marginal notations.

The work arranged passages from the Bible under topics, and then annotated the passages with marginal notations such as were done with glosses on Roman law.

Following the notation in Agresti [ 6, pp. 418 420], this is a marginal or a population-averaged model.

Later came co-firing, a marginal change.