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Strassburgian
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語源
From Strassburg + -ian.
形容詞
Strassburgian
- Of, from or relating to Strassburg
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1947, Introduction to the History of Science, page 888:
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1984, From Luther to Tillich: The Reformers and Their Heirs, page 23:
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Seeberg and Lang were the first to demonstrate Calvin's dependence on Butzer. They were preceded by Usteri, who dealt with ideas and customs of baptism common to Strassburg and Geneva; by Erichson, who proved that the Genevan order of worship which, later on, became of worldwide importance, is of Strassburgian origin; and by Scheibe, who called attention to the identity of Butzer's and Calvin's doctrine of predestination.
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2023, Reading the Reformations, page 262:
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The central figure at the Anima during the late-fifteenth and early-sixteenth centuries was Johannes Burchard, the Strassburgian papal master of ceremonies; he joined the brotherhood in 1489, becoming its Provisor in 1494.
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名詞
Strassburgian (plural Strassburgians)
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