Sentence examples similar to corpus of exegesis from inspiring English sources

The Karaites contributed much to the Jewish literature of the Middle Ages, for they developed their own corpus of theological dogmas, liturgy, juristic exegesis, metaphysical concepts, secular poetry, apologetics, and sermons.

Each of the principal Upanishads can be associated with one of the schools of exegesis of the four Vedas (shakhas).

A brief treatment of exegesis follows.

Logos is an important concept that litters the pages of "Exegesis".

Not even the composer of The Magic Flute attracts anything like the same degree of exegesis.

Welcome to the world of speechwriting, Al; the nonpartisan blades of exegesis go snicker-snack.

But by a strange dialectic of exegesis and opacity, it and they remain oblique.

I was full of Exegesis and self-assertion and Jerry was dead against that.

In 1870 Liddon became a canon of St . Pauls, London, and Ireland Professor of Exegesis at Oxford.

In the very first lines of "Exegesis" Dick writes, "We see the Logos addressing the many living entities".

The commentary eventually became the standard form of exegesis.