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Перевод: Cyprian

[прилагательное]
кипрский; распутный;
[существительное]
уроженец Кипра; киприот ; распутник

Тезаурус:

1. Cyprian thought it absurd to suppose that where there is no true eucharist (in schism), there can be valid baptism.
2. Bishop Cyprian of Carthage vehemently dissented, and had the support of the Greek East.
3. By the first half of the third century some expositors (Cyprian, Origen) begin to speak of the books as a single book, because given by the one author, God.
4. Violet Needham was by then sixty-three, but for the next eighteen years she produced on average a book a year; not until she was eighty-one did her last book, The Sword of St Cyprian , have to be turned down because her powers were failing.
5. Cyprian of Carthage repeatedly upheld the principle that "a bishop is responsible to God alone".
6. Anyway, the Americans were swearing like troopers, using language that he, Cyprian, had never heard before and hoped never to hear again; then in stepped the British sergeant, who was quite out of this world
7. The first thing Cyprian Fothergill recalled about the events of that day was that as he headed towards his charming little cottage in the countryside behind Borehamwood he was suddenly overtaken by a huge black car which swerved violently in front of him, forcing him to scream to a stop in a lay-by.
8. When the plague struck Carthage in 252, Bishop Cyprian sent his people out to nurse the sick and bury the dead.
9. Moreover, by 250 the church was freely penetrating the upper levels of Roman society; at Carthage Cyprian was well-to-do, with his own villa and private resources which he devoted to his church.
10. In Cyprian's conception of the church, it also followed that the bishop is the vehicle of sacramental order, and to be authentically Christian is always to be in communion with the catholic bishop.