The local healer of any sort has an easy opening; and the redacted Gospels indicate uneasy recognition of the plain truth that Jesus needed only to heal the sick at Nazareth as elsewhere to conquer unbelief.
The Merlin of course deals with a period anterior to this liaison, but as we possess it, it has been, as we saw above, redacted under the influence of a tradition of which the amours of Lancelot and Guinevere formed an integral part.
It is not impossible that a version of the Lancelot story, redacted by some one familiar with the real character of the kingdom, may have represented him as the queen's lover.
These two editions represent a double Gemara; the first (Jerusalem) being an expression of the schools in Palestine and redactedat Tiberias about 390 A.
We know indeed the names of a number of persons who redacted the History of Persia, originally in Pahlavi, for Arab readers.
The book which I saw was redacted according to the documents found in the treasuries of the kings of Persia and it was completed in the middle of the second Jamada of the year 113.
The document, further, has beenredacted and interpolated.
The best of the third class beyond all question is the collection, also redacted by the author for the Recreations, entitled "The Moors.
The best of the first class are the famous papers called "Christopher North in his Sporting Jacket," and the scattered reviews and articles redacted in the Recreations under the general title of "Anglimania.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "redacted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
