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Week 2 (pp. 30-41) Flashcards

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1
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alicubitas

A

being somewhere

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alimonia (alimonium)

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nourishment

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alius (M.)/aliud (N.)

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another (person)/another (thing)

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allo kai allo (ἄλλο καὶ ἄλλο)

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one thing and another thing

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allos kai allos (ἄλλος καὶ ἄλλος)

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one person and another person

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alloeosis (άλλοίωσις)

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interchange or exchange

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allotrioepiskopia (άλλοτριοεπισκοπία)

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a usurpation of or interference in the business or authority of another

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alogoi (ἄλογοι)

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mindless or reasonless ones (i.e., irrational creatures)

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amanuenses

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secretaries, penmen

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ameristos (ἀμερίστος)

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incapable of being divided (i.e., inseparable)

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amesōs (άμέσως)

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immediate; without mediation

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ametamelētos (άμεταμέλητος)

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irrevocable; not to be taken away

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amor

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love

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amor Dei

A

the love of God

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anagennēsis (ἀναγέννησις)

A

regeneration

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anakephalaiōsis (άνακεφαλαίωσις)

A

recapitulation

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anaktizein (άνακτίζειν)

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to create anew

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18
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analogia (ἀναλογία)

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analogy; the relation of likeness between two things

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analogia entis

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the analogy of being

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analogia fidei

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the analogy of faith

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analogia Scripturae

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analogy of Scripture

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anamartēsia (άναμαρτησία)

A

sinlessness

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anamartētos (άναμάρτητος)

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without sin

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anapologētos (ἀναπολόγηπος)

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without excuse

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anarchos (ἄναρχος)

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without beginning, without prior first principle

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anathema (ἀνάθεμα)

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anathema, curse

27
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ancilla theologiae

A

handmaid of theology

28
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angeloi (ἄγγελοι)

A

angels

29
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angelus Domini

A

the angel of the Lord

30
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angelus increatus

A

uncreated or increate angel

31
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anhypostasis (άνυπόστασις)

A

impersonality, non-self-subsistence

32
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anima

A

soul

33
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anima naturaliter Christiana

A

the soul by nature Christian

34
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annihilatio

A

annihilation

35
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anoētos (ἀνόητος)

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without mind, without intellect (i.e., foolish)

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anomia (ἀνομία)

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lawlessness, lack of obedience or conformity to the law

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anomoios (ἀνόμοιος)

A

unlike

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ante rem

A

before the thing

39
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antepraedicamenta

A

antepredicaments (i.e., the logical categories representing conditions prerequisite to proper predication)

40
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anthrōpinon organon (ἀνθρώπινον ὄργανον)

A

an instrument in human form

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anthrōpomorphos (ἀνθρωπόμορφος)

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anthropomorphic; having a human form

42
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anthrōpopatheia (ἀνθρωποπάθεια)

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antropopathy; having human feelings, affections, and passions

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anthrōpos theophoros (ἄνθρωπος θεόφορος)

A

a God-bearing man

44
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antichristus (ἀντίχριστος)

A

antichrist

45
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antidosis onomatōn (άντίδοσις όνομάτων)

A

mutual interchange of names

46
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antilytron (ἀντίλυτρον)

A

ransom

47
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anypeuthynos (ἀνυπεύθυνος)

A

not accountable or responsible

48
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apeitheia (ἀπείθεια)

A

disobedience

49
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aphormē (ἀφορμή)

A

occasion, opportunity

50
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aphtharsia (ἀφθαρσία)

A

incorruptibility, immortality

51
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apocalypsis (ἀποκάλυψις)

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apocalypse, revelation, disclosure

52
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apographa (ἀπόγραφα)

A

copies of an original

53
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apokatastasis (ἀποκατάστασις)

A

restoration

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apokatastasis pantōn (ἀποκατάστασις πάντων)

A

restoration of all things

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apolytrōsis (ἀπολύτρωσις)

A

redemption

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apostasia (ἀποστασία)

A

apostasy

57
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aposynagōgos (ἀποσυνάγωγος)

A

excommunicated

58
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apotelesma (άποτέλεσμα)

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a conclusion or completion of a work; accomplishment

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apotelesma theandrikon (άποτέλεσμα θεανδρικόν)

A

theandric operations (i.e., the common work of the divine and human natures in the God-man)

60
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appetitus

A

appetite, desire

Dictionary of Latin and Greek Theological Terms (26 decks)

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