Associations to the word «Augustine»
Noun
- Aquinas
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- Canterbury
- Bede
- Jerome
- Contra
- Carthage
- Cicero
- Theologian
- Confession
- Contrary
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- Wherefore
- Gregory
- Aristotle
- Pensacola
- Benedictine
- Descartes
- Saint
- Monica
- Lib
- Summa
- Florida
- Tobago
- Christianity
- Baptism
- Pagan
- Saxon
- Theology
- Calvin
- Heresy
- Sacrament
- Latina
- Luther
- Pseudo
- Augustin
- Rc
- Healy
- Trinidad
- Scripture
- Doctrine
- Astrology
- Vandal
- Abbey
- Heretic
- Sin
- Boniface
- Faust
- Sermon
- Friar
- Canon
- Say
- Rhetoric
- Epistle
- Thinker
- Priory
- Ignatius
- Salvation
- Jacksonville
- St
- Consecration
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- Hilary
- Archbishop
- Gloss
- Apostle
- Briton
- Bonnie
- Clement
- Treatise
- Commandment
- Mysticism
- Liber
- Psalm
- Guillaume
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- Regular
- Scholastic
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- Trinity
- Pascal
- Spirituality
Wiktionary
AUGUSTINE, proper noun. A male given name, notably borne by Saint Augustine of Hippo (354-430), a church father and a writer.
Dictionary definition
AUGUSTINE, noun. (Roman Catholic Church) one of the great Fathers of the early Christian church; after a dramatic conversion to Christianity he became bishop of Hippo Regius in North Africa; St. Augustine emphasized man's need for grace (354-430).
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