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† deivirile, a. Obs. rare.
[ad. med.L. deīvirīl-is (f. de-us god + virīlis manly), transl. Gr. θεανδρικός (f. θε-ός god + ἀνδρικός of a man, manly).]
‘A term in the school theology signifying something divine and human at the same time’ (Chambers, Cycl.).
1727–51Chambers Cycl. s.v. Theandric, θεανδρικὴ ἐνεργεια, theandric or dei-virile operations, in the sense of Dionysius (Bp. of Athens) and Damascenus is thus exemplified by Athanasius..In raising Lazarus, he called as man, but awaked him from the dead as God. |