CONFESSIO

Meaning of CONFESSIO in English

kənˈfes(h)ēˌō noun

( plural confessi·o·nes kənˌfeshēˈō(ˌ)nēz, -sēˈōˌnās)

Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Late Latin, tomb of a martyr, from Latin, confession

: confession 8a(3)

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CONFESSIO FIDEI — foreign term Etymology: Latin confession of faith
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CONFESSIO FIDEI — foreign term Etymology: Latin : confession of faith
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CONFESSIO FIDEI — [con.fes.sio fi.dei] [L] foreign term : confession of faith
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GOWER, JOHN — born 1330? died 1408, London? English poet. His works, in the tradition of courtly love and moral allegory, strongly influenced …
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CONFESSIONARY — I. -shəˌnerē adjective Etymology: probably from (assumed) New Latin confessionarius, from Latin confession-, confessio + -arius -ary : of or …
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CONFESSIONAL — I. -shən ə l, -shnəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: French confessionnal, from New Latin confessionale, from neuter of (assumed) …
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CONFESSIONIST — -sh(ə)nə̇st noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin confessionista, from Latin confession-, confessio + -ista -ist : an adherent of …
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CONFESSION — kənˈfeshən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English confessioun, from Middle French confession, from Latin confession-, confessio, from confessus + …
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AUGUSTANA LUTHERAN — ˈȯgəˌstanə- noun Usage: usually capitalized A&L Etymology: New Latin Augustana (in Confessio Augustana Augsburg Confession, famous Lutheran document of 1530), …
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CONFESSION — /keuhn fesh"euhn/ , n. 1. acknowledgment; avowal; admission: a confession of incompetence. 2. acknowledgment or disclosure of sin or sinfulness, …
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ANALOGUE — in literature, a story for which there is a counterpart or another version in other literatures. Several of the stories …
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UNITAS FRATRUM — (Latin: Unity of Brethren), Protestant religious group inspired by Hussite spiritual ideals in Bohemia in the mid-15th century. They followed …
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SCOTS CONFESSION — Latin Confessio Scoticana, first confession of faith of the Scottish Reformed Church, written primarily by John Knox and adopted by …
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PERICLES — play in five acts by William Shakespeare, first performed in 1608-09 and published in a quarto edition in 1609, a …
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PATRICK, SAINT — flourished 5th century, , Britain and Ireland; feast day March 17 patron saint and national apostle of Ireland, credited with …
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HUGHES, RICHARD (ARTHUR WARREN) — born April 19, 1900, Weybridge, Surrey, Eng. died April 28, 1976, near Harlech, Gwynedd, Wales British writer whose novel A …
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HOSIUS, STANISLAUS — Polish StanisLaw Hozjusz born May 5, 1504, Krakw, Pol. died Aug. 5, 1579, Capranica, Papal States Polish cardinal, one of …
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GOWER, JOHN — born 1330? died 1408, London? medieval English poet in the tradition of courtly love and moral allegory, whose reputation once …
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GERHARD, JOHANN — born Oct. 17, 1582, Quedlinburg, Halberstadt died Aug. 17, 1637, Jena, Saxony leading German theologian of his era, biblical scholar, …
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GALLICAN CONFESSION — Latin Confessio Gallicana, statement of faith adopted in 1559 in Paris by the first National Synod of the Reformed Church …
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CAXTON, WILLIAM — born c. 1422, , Kent, Eng. died 1491, London the first English printer, who as a translator and publisher exerted …
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CAPITO, WOLFGANG FABRICIUS — original name Wolfgang Kpfel born 1478, Hagenau, Alsace [now in France] died Nov. 4, 1541, Strassburg [now Strasbourg, Fr.] Christian …
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BOHEMIAN CONFESSION — Latin Confessio Bohemica, Protestant doctrinal statement formulated in Bohemia by the Czech Utraquists (moderate Hussites) in 1575 and subscribed to …
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BELGIC CONFESSION — Latin Confessio Belgica, statement of the Reformed faith in 37 articles written by Guido de Brs, a Reformer in the …
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AUGUSTANA EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH — church organized by Norwegian and Swedish immigrants in 1860 in Jefferson Prairie, Wis., as the Scandinavian Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Synod. …
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AUGSBURG CONFESSION — Latin Confessio Augustana, the 28 articles that constitute the basic confession of the Lutheran churches, presented June 25, 1530, in …
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APOLLONIUS OF TYRE — chief personage in a medieval Latin romance of unknown authorship, which may be assumed to derive from a lost Greek …
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ANTHIMUS OF IBERIA, — Romanian Antim Ivireanul died 1716, probably Rumelia metropolitan of Walachia (now part of Romania), linguist, typographer, and ecclesiastical writer who …
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CONFESSIONAL — / kənˈfeʃənl; NAmE / noun a private place in a church where a priest listens to people making confessions •• …
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CONFESSION — / kənˈfeʃn; NAmE / noun 1. [ C , U ] a statement that a person makes, admitting that they …
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CONFESSION — n. 1 a confessing or acknowledgement of a fault, wrongdoing, a sin to a priest, etc. b an instance of …
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