ligatura

[Lat.] [LIGATURE, II. 1.] light (3) The state of being public or open to view; publicity; public or general knowledge. "Why am I asked what next shall see the light ? Heavens! was I born for nothing but to write." Pope: Prol. to Satires , 271. (4) Explanation; that which serves to make clear, plain, or free from doubt or difficulty in a subject. "Thus one part of the sacred text could not fail to give light unto another." -Locke: E ay on St. Paul's Epistles . (5) The point of view from which or in which