Fragmentist

Frag´ment`ist

A writer of fragments; as, the fragmentist of Wolfenbüttel.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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Watson's "Tom Raworth, Gridlock Fragmentist: A Poet Turns to

Victorinus seems to have combined the account of Irenaeus and of one of these other authors (either Papias, Clement, or the fragmentist, or perhaps someone else).

What Papias said about John (and Luke): a 'new' Papian fragment

4 It should be further added that while Bestie can be (and has been) read as a "fragmentist" work of Vocian inspiration, it nevertheless marks a decisive departure from that genre, as Debenedetti argues in Il romanzo del Novecento 61-63.

Observations on 'Bestie.' (prose by Italian author Federigo Tozzi)

This anthology of modern Italian poetry contains both the English translation and original text, with the 38 entries representing symbolists, free-verse satirists, hermetic poets, new lyricists, feminists, fragmentists, avant-gardists and neo-realists.