释义 |
se·ve·ri·an I. \sə̇virēən\ noun (-s) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Medieval Latin Severianus, from Severus, 2d century Gnostic + Latin -ianus -ian : one of a sect of Encratite Gnostics of the 2d century II. noun (-s) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Severus died 538 Pisidian ecclesiastic, bishop of Antioch + English -ian : a follower of the Monophysite patriarch Severus who taught that the body of Christ was subject to corruption prior to his resurrection |