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glossator|glɒˈseɪtə(r)|
Also 4 glosatour, 7, 9 glossater.
[a. med.L. glōssātor (cf. F. glossateur), agent-n. f. glōssāre to gloss, f. glōssa gloss n.1]
A writer of glosses; a commentator; spec. one of the mediæval commentators on the texts of Civil and Canon Law.
c1380Wyclif Sel. Wks. III. 258 Þe wordis of þes glosatouris passiþ Goddis lawe. 1550Hooper Jonas v. 122 b, The glossator interpreteth these wordes in y⊇ Canon of the Masse (Jube hec perferri). 1593Bell Motives Romish Faith Pref. (1605) 4 The Popish parasites, the glossators of the Canons, ascribe more magnificall..titles unto the Pope. 1619Brent tr. Sarpi's Counc. Trent viii. (1629) 816 Hee forbade all Glossators, and Commentators to expound it. 1726Ayliffe Parergon 29 In this Respect the Glossators Opinion must be false and erroneous in Point of Law. 1822T. Taylor Apuleius vii. 164 note, These words were written by some glossator. 1886I. M. Rigg in Dict. Nat. Biog. VI. 145 The Summa or Manual of the civil law compiled by the celebrated glossator, Azo of Bologna.
Hence glossaˈtorial a., of the nature of glosses.
1899Strachan in Philol. Soc. Trans. Jan., From the rest of the glossatorial literature [sc. besides the Würzburg Glosses] have been given only instances which [etc.]. |