| Del Puppo re-examines the value of descripti, manuscripts clearly derived from other manuscripts, which, as copies, can be ruled out in a philological stemma. |
| Mark Spackman, prosecuting, said that they had entered into an agreement with a firm called Stemma Legal Services, based in Upper Killay, Swansea. |
| The next step in approaching the problem of the relation of these texts is to build a non-directional stemma. |
| However, each stemma lacks a corneal lens on the surface exterior to its internal sensory pigmented components. |
| And she remembered the genealogies of several related families, and we would paint the stemma, retelling stories about the origin of surnames over and over again. |
| Study of the emendations reveals a close relationship among all 24 psalters, and variant readings have provided evidence with which to construct a tentative stemma. |
