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Encyclopedia > Tertium quid

Tertium quid (Latin for a "third thing") was a term used in the Christological debates of the fourth century to refer to the followers of Apollinaris who spoke of Christ as something neither human nor divine, but a mixture of the two, and therefore a "third thing".


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wk5 montage editing part 2 (1461 words)
This montage creates a tertium quid, a third something, that is not contained in either of the montage parts.
In the example here, the intended tertium quid, -- the overall theme -- is the idea of inevitable decay.
For example, another method of creating the tertium quid of swiftness and speed might be to eliminate the jet's shadow and simply keep the sound of the jet in flight as the second element of the comparison montage.
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