Meaning of "eunomiano" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF EUNOMIANO IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF EUNOMIANO

Eunomiano can act as a noun and an adjective.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

WHAT DOES EUNOMIANO MEAN IN PORTUGUESE?

Anomoeanism

Anomoeanismo

In 4th-century Christianity, the Anomanos, also known as Anomeans, Heterousians, Aetians, or Eunomeans, were a sect of Arianism which claimed that Jesus was of a different nature and - not at all - similar to God. They believed that the views of Arius, as originally expressed by him, were correct, but they rejected his later ideas, which he adopted in order to be readmitted to the Church. It is the most extreme form of Arianism.

No Cristianismo do século IV, os Anomœanos, também conhecidos por Anomeanos, Heterousianos, Aecianos ou Eunomeanos, eram uma seita do Arianismo que afirmava que Jesus era de uma natureza diferente e - de forma nenhuma - similar a Deus. Eles acreditavam que as opiniões de Ário, como expressadas originalmente por ele, estavam corretas, mas eles rejeitaram suas ideias posteriores, que ele adotou para poder se readmitido na Igreja. É a forma mais extrema de arianismo.

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10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «EUNOMIANO»

Discover the use of eunomiano in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to eunomiano and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.

DOGMÁTICA CRISTÃ — Volume 1

... do ser já é insinuado por AGOSTINHO em Da cidade de Deus, VIII, 6; Da verdadeira religião, XVIII, 35-36, e Confissões, VII,11,17. 6 WEIGEL & MADDEN, op. cit., p. 128. 7 Para um exame do "problema eunomiano", v. John MURRAY, 225.

Carl E. Braaten & Robert W. Jenson

Fasti romani: The civil and literary chronology of Rome and ...

Nulli penitus testari liceat Eunomiano in Eunomianum, nulli ejusdem perversitatis ex testamento quicquam percipere Eunomiani. nemo donet, nec Eunomianus ab Pasch.]) tji be Ovyarpi exarov xpvaivovs ftomvs boBrjvai eTTeo-Krpjre, ...

Henry Fynes Clinton, 1850

Fasti Romani: Appendix. From the death of Augustus to the ...

Nulli penitus testari liceat Eunomiano in Eunomianum, nulli ejusdem perversitatis ex testamento quicquam percipere Eunomiani. nemo donet, nee Eunomianm ab Pasch.]) TJI 8f Dvyarpi ixarltv \pvtrivovs fi&vavs f7Tf(TKrj^f(, ypatyas dpKflv ...

Henry Fynes Clinton, 1850

Nahum:

18), 227 sgg. sembra intendere il senso «non letterale» eunomiano sulla base del concetto di omonimia di Apol. XVI-XVII; H.J. SIEBEN, Vom Heil in den vielen Namen Christi zur Nachahmung derselben. Zur Rezeption der Epinoiai-Lehre des ...

Lorenzo Perrone, 2003

Bibliotheca Graeca

J) Jacobus Godofredus,qvi in prolcgomenis ad Philoftorgium fuie atqve erudite de tilo fcriptere.üc dc ejus eruditionein ompi genere literarum diflèrit.legit ítiAíoj- a 'Bin putatqve eife Epigranima hominis CatLolici.cui Eunomiano proprium no- ...

Johann Albert Fabricius, 1726

Fasti Romani the Civil and Literary Chronology of Rome and ...

Eunomiano liberalitatem prwolii vel domus accipiat, etiamsi per interpositam altcrius sectw personam Tflsonosws vel titulum oeuditionis imaginariw fraus qumdam logi fuerit emcag-itata. Tautu/m Iii qui ab intestato IL centuri sunt ex lagibus in ...

Henry Fynes Clinton, 1850

Gregorianum

La fe en el misterio de Dios rechaza constantemente los modelos triteísta y unitario, dualista y patripasiano, adopcionista y sabeliano, arriano y eunomiano, pneumatómaco y priscilianista, así como las posteriores formas de diteísmo y ...

Heresy and Identity in Late Antiquity

November 6, 415): Nulli penitus testari liccat cunomiano in eunomianum, nulli eiusdem pcrversitatis ex testamento quicquam percipere eunomiani; nemo donet nec eunomianus ab eunomiano liberalitatem praedii vel domus accipiat, etiamsi  ...

Eduard Iricinschi, Holger M. Zellentin, 2008

The Classical Journal

Diodorut Tarsensis composuit Libros numero sexaginta, quos com- busserunt Ariani ; remanserunt ver& ex illis quos sum commemora- turus. Liber Politicorum, Lib. dcstructionis Astrologiae, et quern composuit contra Eunomiano*, item ilium  ...

Petri Arcudii libri VII. de concordia ecclesia occident. et ...

... ptizatur,& in vnam demersionem Do- « mini mors celebretur. sicuc Eunomiano- « rum hæresisinsaniæ plena supponic. « Hæc icaque suit causa,dicec aliquis, secundum principia Græcorum, cur a Laci- nis bapcizacos Græce rebaptizarint.

Petrus Arcudius, 1626