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Italian to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - History / History Of Explorations And Discoveries | |||||||
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4 | had surpassed the science of the Latin-Christian world |
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4 | and made much of latin-christian science obsolete |
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superamento = mettere da parte = abbandono |
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had surpassed the science of the Latin-Christian world Explanation: I would avoid using the term "Christian sciene" here, since that is a specific modern day religion; could be ambiguous. |
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and made much of latin-christian science obsolete Explanation: "surpassed" in this context refers mostly to quality, i.e. "better than", not "going beyond" which is probably meant here |
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Reference: superamento = mettere da parte = abbandono Reference information: superamento /supera'mento/ s. m. 3. (fig.) [il mettere da parte idee, credenze e sim., non più attuali: il s. di vecchie concezioni] ≈ abbandono, accantonamento. http://www.treccani.it/vocabolario/superamento_(Sinonimi-e-C... |
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