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Tenebrose
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Ten´e`brose`
a.1.Characterized by darkness or gloom; tenebrous.
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A questa affermazione succedono alcuni exempla, quindi l'avversativa: "Ma i momenti del negare anche questi il tempo li adduce verso anime chiuse, suggeritore tenebroso d'una legge di tenebra" (353).
Il pasto di Polifemo: Il prepotere dell'io fagico di Gonzalo--Gadda by Guiso, Angela / Italica
El ultimo gesto de la obra refuerza el repudio a la cosmovision autoritaria; Efrain/Oscar y Evaristo proceden a tapiar la puerta del tenebroso recinto, simbolizando de esta manera su rechazo al modelo autocratico que representaba.
Lo epico y la cosmovision en lo crudo, lo cocido y lo podrido, de ... by Lepeley, Oscar / Romance Notes
Tolse i gran Padri al tenebroso regno, / gli angeli brutti in piu doglia sommerse; / gode sol l'uom, c'al battesmo rinacque.
Drawing Christ's blood: Michelangelo, Vittoria Colonna, and the ... by D'Elia, Una Roman / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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