| This is not to say, of course, that the excursus in the second stage has been a loss and a defect. |
| Let us not at this moment go into an excursus to inquire who he was and who he was not. |
| This reversal is the subject of Herodotus' detailed account in the long excursus he consecrates in Book 3 to the theme of the hostility between Corinth and her colony Corcyra. |
| Here the chronicler inserts an excursus on the wickedness of reviling kings and murmuring against them. |
| This volume also includes Moloney's excursus on theories of Johannine community history. |
| If this is so, far from sidelining the importance of the moral environment, the excursus through determinism will catapult it to the head of the agenda. |
