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didactical

adjective as in instructive

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Sibisi In African performance, the naming of things isn’t didactical, and you could say that by trying to do so you play into Western hierarchies of high art and low art.

Herein lies the point of the practical, or you may say if you choose, the didactical, side of the question; the point where our music touches our longevity.

It takes up into itself the didactical and practical elements, and rises through the force of its content to universality.—

These, however, are not the didactical portions of the book, but the proofs and examples; which, according to the custom of the ancient grammarians, ought to be taken from other authors.

What do the historical, didactical and prophetical books of the New Testament contain?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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