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caritas|ˈkærɪtɑːs|
[a. L. cāritās: see charity.]
= charity 1. Also attrib.
1862Geo. Eliot Let. 29 Dec. (1956) IV. 72 What charity meant in the elder English and what the translators of the Bible meant in their rendering of the XIIIth chapter of I Corinthians—Caritas, the highest love or fellowship. 1911(title) Caritas. The quarterly review of the Guild of the Love of God. 1932A. G. Hebert tr. Nygren's Agape & Eros I. i. i. §5. 36 Mediæval Caritas is a complex conception, containing elements both of Agape and of Eros. 1936H. G. Wells Anat. Frustration xix. (b). 241 A free wide, generous, unpossessive caritas for the individuals about us. 1939P. S. Watson tr. Nygren's Agape & Eros II. ii. iv. 391 Mediæval Christianity as a whole is Caritas-religion and Caritas-ethics. |