Week 8 (pp. 105-117) Flashcards
epieikeia (ἐπιείκεια)
forbearance, restraint
epignōsis (ἐπίγνωσις)
knowledge; particularly knowledge of a divine truth
epilēptōr (ἐπιλήτωρ)
a person who censures others
epiphaneia (ἐπιφάνεια)
epiphany; appearing, or appearance
epistēmē (ἐπιστήμη)
knowledge or understanding
epizeuxis onomatōn (ἐπίζευξις ὀνομάτων)
the linking together of names or properties
equivocus
equivocal
erotema; (pl.) erotemata
a question
erōtēsis
questioning or request
eschaton (ἐσχατον)
eschaton; the end; the end of the world
esse
to be; viz., the act of existing
essentia
essence
essentia Dei
the essence or “whatness” of God
essentialiter
essentially
ethnici
ethnics; i.e., pagans
eucharistia (ἐὐχαριστία)
eucharist, thankfulness, or a giving of thanks
eudokia (ἐυδοκία)
goodwill, good pleasure, favor
eulogia (ἐυλογία)
a praise, blessing or consecration
eutaxia (εὐταξία)
a good commandment
evacuatio
emptying or evacuation
evangelium
gospel, good news
Evangelium est Deus absolvens et iustificans
The gospel is God absolving and justifying
eventus
event; i.e., the result of an action
ex acceptilatione
through acceptation
ex nihilo
out of nothing
ex nihilo nihil fit
From nothing, nothing comes
ex opere operantis
by the work of the worker
ex opere operato
by the work performed
ex pacto
through or on the basis of the pact or covenant
ex pacto divino
on the basis of the divine pact or covenant
ex parte Dei
on the part of God
ex parte hominis
on the part of men
ex praevisa fide/propter praevisam fidem
through or on the basis of foreknown faith