Both species landed directly on the column but, while one scraped its abdomen against the anthers, the other introduced its glossa into the anther, and then scraped it. |
The glossa Ordinaria, as it is called, is the best known of these commentaries. |
Meryl is known to have eaten at Agnanti in Glossa, which was also near where we stayed. |
Francis of Assisi, in his Testament, exhorts the monks to live the Franciscan rule simpliciter et sine glossa. |
According to the morphing phenomena of honeybee's glossa, we proposed a compliant mechanism model to predict the deformation behavior of honeybee considering elastic properties of the glossal intersegmental membranes. |
We have to add to these very recent ones the bookI am presenting and which we have to add to the literary genre of interpretatio textus, if not even to the glossa continua with a line by line explanation. |