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Commentatorial

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Com`men`ta`to´ri`al
a.1.Pertaining to the making of commentaries.


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Long, implicitly or explicitly advocates a reading of Thomas in light of what Romanus Cessario calls "the commentatorial tradition," which is seen by such thinkers as if not the teaching of Thomas himself at least an authentic development thereof.
Such editorial and commentatorial work, in its various forms, does indeed suggest a corpus of organized traditions and texts, perhaps partly oral, but certainly also written, that achieved significant dispersion within Israelite society, and were felt to be of sufficient importance to require reaction and interpretation over generations.
 
 
 
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