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41Agape, S. (4) — 4S. Agape, (8. Aug.), eine Jungfrau und Martyrin. S. S. Nazarius …
42Agape, S. (5) — 5S. Agape, (28. Dec.), eine Jungfrau und Martyrin zu Nikomedia, litt unter Diocletian mit dem hl. Indes S. S. Jndes …
43agapē — Term used particularly by Christian writers to signify fraternal and filial love, as opposed to eros or sexual love. In the early Church the agapē was a feast at which fellow religionists celebrated their sense of solidarity …
44agape — {{hw}}{{agape}}{{/hw}}o agape s. f. 1 Banchetto collettivo e fraterno dei cristiani dei primi tempi. 2 (est.) Convito di amici …
45agape — a|gape [əˈgeıp] adj [not before noun] with your mouth wide open, especially because you are surprised or shocked ▪ Vince watched, his mouth agape in horror …
46agape — a|gape [ ə geıp ] adjective never before noun a mouth that is agape is wide open, usually in surprise …
47agape — agape1 [ə geɪp] adjective (of a person s mouth) wide open. agape2 [ agəpi, peɪ] noun 1》 Christian Theology Christian love as distinct from erotic love or simple affection. 2》 a communal meal in token of Christian fellowship. Origin C17: from Gk… …
48agape — adjective with your mouth wide open, especially because you are surprised or shocked: Vince watched, his mouth agape in horror …
49agape — UK [əˈɡeɪp] / US adjective [never before noun] a mouth that is agape is wide open, usually in surprise …
50Agape (disambiguation) — Agape is a word used in a variety of contexts. NOTOC *One of the three virgin martyrs Agape, Chionia, and Irene *Eros and Agape is the title of a two volume treatise by Swedish theologian Anders Nygren *Agape Church is a Christian non… …
