Difference between revisions of "First Book of Jealesies Pessim"
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Coming after the Ziegfeld Follies and a gentleman's faux pas (temptation and a fall), this looks like a scholarly footnote: "see the first book of Genesis, passim". Comments throughout the list of manuscript names, as well as the following notes, show that we are investigating the ALP letter through the eyes of a pedantic scholar. | Coming after the Ziegfeld Follies and a gentleman's faux pas (temptation and a fall), this looks like a scholarly footnote: "see the first book of Genesis, passim". Comments throughout the list of manuscript names, as well as the following notes, show that we are investigating the ALP letter through the eyes of a pedantic scholar. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:26, 4 March 2013
- Genesis
- jealousies
- passim: throught
- pessimus (Latin): worst
Coming after the Ziegfeld Follies and a gentleman's faux pas (temptation and a fall), this looks like a scholarly footnote: "see the first book of Genesis, passim". Comments throughout the list of manuscript names, as well as the following notes, show that we are investigating the ALP letter through the eyes of a pedantic scholar.
