In so doing he illuminates not only what we ' know ', but also the contradictions and lacunae which abound.
They lie in fluid-filled lacunae within the epidermis, external to the basement membrane.
The result is an interesting mixture of details and lacunae, often more satisfying to a religious thinker than to a political activist.
Nowhere does he rely on experience as a convenient means of information in order to cover the insufficiencies of logical demonstration and its lacunae.
The lacunae in the text leave many unanswered questions: were the lovers ever caught?
Here, however, serious lacunae in the data as well as a problematic historiographical tradition require that any argument be more tentative than usual.
It is a mode of thinking that addresses the lacunae of culture, reminding us that culture does not only exist in observable phenomena.
In the same light, the poet also seems to have undertaken the restoration of verse lost to some textual lacunae in that exemplar.
