homologoumena
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homologoumena
(ˌhɒmələˈɡuːmɪnə) orhomologumena
pl n
(Bible) Bible formal those sections of the New Testament that have been accepted since the early Christian era as being part of the body of sacred or officially recognized writings
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homologumena, homologoumena
the collection of books from the New Testament recognized from the earlier period of the Christian church as authoritative and canonical.
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