inedita

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inedita

(ɪnˈɛdɪtə)

pl n

(Literary & Literary Critical Terms) literature unpublished writings

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in•ed•i•ta

(ɪnˈɛd ɪ tə)

n.pl.

unpublished literary works.

[1885–90; < Latin, neuter pl. of inēditus not made known =in- in-³ + ēditus, past participle of ēdere; see edit]

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In effetti viene recuperata una lettera inedita, si discute dell'attualita e della fortuna americana nonche dell'eclatante processo costato al sindaco poeta persino un'ingiusta detenzione.

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Saucier demonstrates, for example, that the Lauds for Theodard drew heavily on the language and content of the tenth-century Acta inedita to tell the story of Lambert's translation of his predecessor's relics.

A Paradise of Priests: Singing the Civic and Episcopal Hagiography of Medieval Liege

A partir de una gran cantidad de informacion inedita procedente de archivos colombianos y espanoles, Jorge Gamboa documenta, recrea y propone una nueva interpretacion mas acorde con la reflexion historica contemporanea sobre el proceso que llevo a los originarios psihipquas y tybas a convertirse en caciques y capitanes durante el periodo comprendido entre 1537 y 1575.

Gamboa Mendoza, Jorge Augusto. El cacicazgo muisca en los anos posteriores a la Conquista: del psihipqua al cacique colonial, 1537-1575

From her first volume Celda verde (1971) to Pasion inedita (1990), the implicit poet keeps close company with a silent interlocutor ("tu") whose primary role is to pay heed to the poet's metapoetic misgivings.