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1 quodlibet (A philosophical or theological point proposed for disputation)
Религия: вопрос в богословии или философии, предложенный для диспутаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > quodlibet (A philosophical or theological point proposed for disputation)
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2 quodlibet
['kwɒdlɪbet]1) Общая лексика: схоластические дебаты по вопросам богословия, схоластические дебаты по вопросам богословия или философии, схоластические дебаты по вопросам философии2) История: предложенный для диспута3) Религия: (A disputation on such a point) схоластические дебаты по вопросам богословия или философии, (A philosophical or theological point proposed for disputation) вопрос в богословии или философии, предложенный для диспута
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