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Meanings of presbyter in English
Usage of presbyter in English
1
Ordained presbyter in 364, he labored in founding religious institutions of various kinds.
2
But the daring presbyter was not silenced, and obtained powerful and numerous adherents.
3
I had an order from the chief presbyter for entry.
4
If a presbyter or deacon do the same, let him do 40 days' penance.
5
Dionysius bar-Salibi makes him a bishop, but probably he was not even a presbyter.
6
Presbyterianism is derived from the word presbyter, meaning an elder.'
7
What was the original meaning of the words "presbyter," "bishop," and "deacon"?
8
Presently the door opened, and in the dim lamp-light appeared the presbyter Andreas, stepping softly.
9
Valens, a presbyter, having fallen into the sin of covetousness, he exhorts them against it.
10
As a presbyter he could speak, but not vote.
11
Priest, which was presbyter, corresponded to senator, and was a title to respect and honor.
12
Si quis presbyter) that "priests should not swear for trifling reasons."
13
The presbyter would fain have summoned a number of his divines for a discussion this evening.
14
Negotiations had reached this point when new visitors arrived, the Bishop of Surrentum and presbyter Joannes.
15
The chief presbyter received the name of "overseer," or bishop.
16
I shall not speedily forget the truly good presbyter, Anthonio Garcia de Aguilar, Cura of Pitiegua.
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