Cyprian
- noun
- /ˈsɪpriən/
- The museum showcased art and artifacts from Cyprian culture and history.
- Cyprian, the bishop
- Cyprian of Carthage
- Cyprian's almsgiving
Examples
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Stefano Cavallotto points out that obedience to the Scriptures was an important part of Cyprian's teaching.
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I am willing here to take Cyprian at face value.
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The need to "define authority and community" was not a need that Cyprian faced immediately.
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Furthermore, Cyprian characterized the rich as those who, among other things, drive away the poor.
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While almsgiving was not the issue at stake here, Cyprian argued that a lack of charity...
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From now on, when he referred to good works, Cyprian linked them with this idea of atonement.
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Is it the gods' will that Cyprian be well disposed towards me in the future?
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We must remember, though, that this applies to a particular period of Cyprian's time as bishop.
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Only then is it appropriate to speak of Cyprian's transformation of the practice of patronage.
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How effective was Cyprian's appeal to the wealthy lapsi to be generous almsgivers?
Academic text (2004)
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Etymology
The word Cyprian comes from the island name Cyprus, and it originally meant 'of Cyprus'. So a Cyprian is a person from Cyprus.