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ex hypothesi

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ex hy·poth·e·si  (ks h-pth-s)
adv.
By hypothesis.

[New Latin ex hypothes : Latin ex, out of, by + Latin hypothes, ablative of hypothesis, hypothesis.]

ex hypothesi [ɛks haɪˈpɒθəsɪ]
adv
in accordance with or following from the hypothesis stated
[New Latin]


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This is because Aitken chooses not to examine the passion accounts of Mark, John or Peter, but instead analyzes four non-narrative texts--1 Corinthians, 1 Peter, Barnabas, and Hebrews--which she assumes will afford more direct access to the cultic life of the early Jesus movement and hence a dearer glimpse of the liturgical context in which the passion stories, ex hypothesi, were formulated.
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5) They tend either to ignore culture entirely or to claim that, while it exists, economics offers sufficient explanation: ex hypothesi, material considerations must dominate - with a lag.
 
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