| Since this menu is a novum, we're quite expectant ourselves about its acceptance. |
| In his open system, Bloch's category of the novum designates what is radically new in history. |
| Each level has its novum, the category or group of categories that distinguish the level from the lower ones. |
| Nihil sub sole novum, I thought, as I walked down the hall to my room. |
| In that last wonderful discourse of his, we find Christ surrounded by his chosen ones and leaving them these words as a form of testament: Mandatum novum do vobis, ut diligatis invicem? |
| The central novum of any of this type of work, according to Suvin, has to be within the bounds of scientific reason. |
