act of the human will. Attack is not synonymous with surrender. This, while obvious enough, is important especially for

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in question. "Notorious" is then used as more or less synonymous with "official". Such also are facts recorded in official

inference or argument. In this sense it is synonymous with logic . It has always, moreover, connoted special aptitude or

a century earlier. Synod and council are, therefore, synonymous terms. When the bishops of the

the conflicts with Rome ( A.D. 66-135) Pharisaism became practically synonymous with Judaism . The great Machabean wars had defined

signification to the word. It is merely synonymous with singularis. Rationalis naturae -- Person is predicated only of

being. With most mystics we shall consider these terms as synonymous. Three types of visions Since St. Augustine (De

have usurped. The term Schismatic Greek Church is synonymous with the above; nearly everybody uses it, but

After the captivity, the term became synonymous with the Pentateuch , and this usage

24, 29 ; Hosea 11:8 ). Since then, their names are synonymous with impenitent sin , and their fall with a

therefore, in its strict theological sense is not synonymous with the incomprehensible, since all that we know

France of the expression "saint-office" as synonymous with "office divin" is not correct. "Saint-office" signifies a

has taken in a sense that is synonymous with praise; thus the Psalmist, "I will bless

viii, 19), or "increased his sin " (ix, 34), are practically synonymous. God is the sole ruler of the

economic subjects, but rather in its common acceptation, synonymous with riches. The purpose of this

canonical and diplomatic sense, the term is synonymous with "Apostolic See" , "Holy Apostolic See", "Roman Church", "Roman Curia

canonical and diplomatic sense, the term is synonymous with "Apostolic See", "Holy Apostolic See", "Roman Church", "Roman Curia

Scapula 4 ) treats kneeling and praying as practically synonymous. And when forgiveness of offences has

Furthermore, essence is also in a manner synonymous with form, since it is chiefly by their formal principle

for instance, by Hamilton ("Lectures on Metaph.", Lect. VII) as synonymous with psychology . Hamilton holds that empirical psychology , or the

the words God and Holy Ghost as plainly synonymous. Thus he writes ( 1 Corinthians 3:16 ): "Know you not

due to the use of synonymous terms, or of different tenses, or of

Whether the terms graphe, graphai , and their synonymous expressions to biblion ( Nehemiah 8:8 ), ta biblia

made the small provincial town of Weimar synonymous with the highest achievements in tonal

and appoint deacons , priests , and bishops (probably synonymous in these Epistles). But a further

among the Russians Orthodox and Russian are synonymous terms. Since the Ukase of 17

1560 and 1860 Jealousy - Taken to be synonymous with envy Jean Eudes, Blessed - French missionary, religious founder, writer

a) Dialectic This is to be understood as synonymous not with logic but with metaphysics . It signifies the

Church of Corinth , xliv. Another view recognizing this synonymous character estimates that these officers whom we shall call bishops

that a college of presbyters or bishops (synonymous words) governed the Judaeo Christian communities; that later

and "the knowledge imparted by teaching", this term is synonymous with CATECHESIS and CATECHISM. Didaskalia, didache , in

that a college of presbyters or bishops (synonymous words) governed the Judaeo Christian communities; that later

of - Introductory article Envy - Taken to be synonymous with jealousy Epact - The surplus days of

This is not, however, because the two are synonymous but when the word heart is used to

Applied logic, in the narrower sense, is synonymous with material logic in the wider sense

term idea in its modern Scholastic sense as synonymous with "concept". By the Schoolmen the terms

That the terms bishop and presbyter are synonymous

et jus aequum et bonum ). Equity is often taken as synonymous with natural justice . In this sense we say

the conflicts with Rome ( A.D. 66-135) Pharisaism became practically synonymous with Judaism . The great Machabean wars had defined

87 sqq.). That the terms had become practically synonymous at the beginning of the fourteenth

officialis and vicarius generalis in spiritualibus are synonymous. Strictly speaking, there should be in each diocese

therefore, in its strict theological sense is not synonymous with the incomprehensible, since all that we know

France of the expression "saint-office" as synonymous with "office divin" is not correct. "Saint-office" signifies a

the material cup is often used as if it were synonymous with the Precious Blood itself Chamberlain - The

discipline. The terms council and synod are synonymous, although in the oldest Christian literature the

distinguished three kinds of parallelism: the synonymous, the antithetical, and the synthetic

employed in a less restricted sense, is synonymous with privilege, grace, favor, concession, etc. (Decretals, L. V, tit

the Council of Nicæa (325) hypostasis was synonymous with ousia , and even St. Augustine ( On the

were lodged was also known as matricula , which thus becomes synonymous with xenodochium . About this page APA citation. Hassett, M. (1911

taken metaphorically? Are any names applied to God synonymous? Are some names applied to God and

taken metaphorically? Are any names applied to God synonymous? Are some names applied to God and

taken metaphorically? Are any names applied to God synonymous? Are some names applied to God and

and "the knowledge imparted by teaching", this term is synonymous with CATECHESIS and CATECHISM. Didaskalia, didache , in

made the small provincial town of Weimar synonymous with the highest achievements in tonal

made the small provincial town of Weimar synonymous with the highest achievements in tonal

of imperfect happiness , and it has become synonymous with Heaven itself. In their writings the

Law was given. Horeb and Sinai were thought synonymous by St. Jerome ("De situ et nom. Hebr.", in

and to possess the surrounding country were synonymous terms ( Proverbs 5:15-17 ). On the other

post-exilic writings. The two terms are nearly synonymous, signifying "branch", "rod", "staff", "sceptre", and in the

Croatia and in Dalmatia (often treated as synonymous with Illyria in ancient times) the Glagolitic

the nineteenth century the word "liberal" was generally synonymous with Voltaireanism and hostility to the

night prayer in general and seems synonymous with the word vigiliæ . It is not accurate

19.99... The name is often taken as synonymous with plain chant , comprising not only the Church

due to the use of synonymous terms, or of different tenses, or of

character. Christ and the "promise" are practically synonymous terms. The promises of God are

which teaches that all matter is endowed with life . As synonymous with hylozoism must be regarded the word panbiotism

to the luminare (lights), a term synonymous with fabrica . The increase of Christianity

the first place Menologium is not unfrequently used as synonymous with Menaion ( menaîon ). The Menaia usually in

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Whether the terms graphe, graphai , and their synonymous expressions to biblion ( Nehemiah 8:8 ), ta biblia

of theodicy. Thus theodicy came to be synonymous with natural theology ( theologia naturalis ) that is, the department

a difficulty in equating the synonymous Irish draoi and Welsh derwydd. Probably the

name is frequently used in ordinary parlance as synonymous with the faculty of theology of

the detriment of his memory. Machiavellism has become synonymous with treachery, intrigue, subterfuge, and tyranny. It has

of ways, treating "birth of God " as synonymous now with the "doing of justice

Epistles of St. Paul the cross is synonymous with the Passion of Christ ( Ephesians

that a college of presbyters or bishops (synonymous words) governed the Judaeo Christian communities; that later

the Christian and the contemplative lives are synonymous. This duty , however, admits of various degrees in

opposed. Today, they have come to be almost synonymous, and energetism is one of the

are also found in various ancient authors as synonymous with Lauds . ( Hefele - Leclercq , "Hist. des Conciles", V, III, 188

but for a long time these titles were synonymous. The English universities , adopting the usage

1560 and 1860 Jealousy - Taken to be synonymous with envy Jean Eudes, Blessed - French missionary, religious founder, writer

discipline. The terms council and synod are synonymous, although in the oldest Christian literature the

to which all things are returning. (1) "Nature", then, is synonymous with reality, and also with God . For

necromancers, and the two terms are perhaps practically synonymous ( 1 Samuel 28:3 ; 2 Kings 21:6 ; etc). Divining

of - Introductory article Envy - Taken to be synonymous with jealousy Epact - The surplus days of

collected in an ecumenical council , or it may be synonymous with the successor of St. Peter

attends on likeness, gave rise, said Lowth, to synonymous, antithetic, or synthetic arrangement of members. Modern research

error of considering the term negro synonymous with African. There are dark-skinned people of various

understand "bishop" and "presbyter" to be synonymous terms for the same office (Acts 20

of notes was called sequentia (or sequela, "that which follows"); synonymous terms are jubilus, jubilatio, neuma , melodia, as was later explained

be taken here in its broad sense as synonymous with moral goodness , from the point of

the ninth century the name Lombardy was synonymous with Italy . Politically the country was divided into

in ordinary language the expressions may be synonymous) from the vow of celibacy (or

This is not, however, because the two are synonymous but when the word heart is used to

will be remembered that the Pragmatist makes experience synonymous with reality. The consequences, therefore, which follow from

the word in its original sense was synonymous with Lucifer , it has now come to mean

places the words "Canisi" and catechism were synonymous. It remained the foundation and pattern

on a throne Envy - Taken to be synonymous with jealousy Eoghan, Saints - Some details on five Irish saints