different between patristical vs patristic
patristical
English
Adjective
patristical (comparative more patristical, superlative most patristical)
- Alternative form of patristic
Anagrams
- crapitalist
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patristic
English
Etymology
patri- +? -istic
Adjective
patristic (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to the fathers of the early Christian church, especially their writings
- (genetics) Relating to a lineage
Derived terms
- patristic anthology
Related terms
- matristic
- matristics
- patristical
- patristics
Translations
Romanian
Etymology
From French patristique
Adjective
patristic m or n (feminine singular patristic?, masculine plural patristici, feminine and neuter plural patristice)
- patristic
Declension
patristic From the web:
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- what does patriotic mean
- what is patristic philosophy
- what is patristic exegesis
- what is patristic literature
- what is patristic christology
- what does patriotic mean in the bible
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