Associations to the word «Tertullian»
Noun
- Carthage
- Clement
- Adv
- Augustine
- Heretic
- Alexandria
- Martyrdom
- Ignatius
- Heresy
- Ambrose
- Jerome
- Baptism
- Martyr
- Epistle
- Latina
- Justin
- Kaye
- Pseudo
- Corona
- Philo
- Treatise
- Christian
- Pliny
- Antioch
- Theologian
- Pagan
- Prescription
- Apology
- Apostle
- Aquinas
- Christianity
- Penance
- Fasting
- Gospel
- Adultery
- Resurrection
- Sacrament
- Felix
- Eucharist
- Crucifixion
- Christi
- Clemens
- Testament
- Sect
- Briton
- Persecution
- Seneca
- Plato
- Solemnity
- Gaius
- Syriac
- Eunuch
- Cyril
- Christ
- Basil
- Doctrine
- Ad
- Scripture
- Lucifer
- Trinity
- Cites
- Lyons
- Theology
- Believer
- Authorship
- Prophecy
- Nero
- Gregory
- Thinker
- Cicero
- Contra
- Enoch
- Claudius
- Modesty
- Rome
- Quotation
- Authenticity
- Testimony
- Revelation
- Jesus
- Abortion
- Satan
- Roman
- Codex
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
TERTULLIAN, proper noun. A Roman cognomen, in particular borne by the Christian theologian Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus from Carthage
Dictionary definition
TERTULLIAN, noun. Carthaginian theologian whose writing influenced early Christian theology (160-230).
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