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incontável · nome próprio

A proper noun referring to a Greek Christian theologian from Alexandria who was declared a heretic for his doctrines about God, which became known as Arianism. It is also the genus name for sea catfishes of the family Ariidae.

• 🇵🇹Nome próprio referente ao teólogo cristão grego de Alexandria, declarado herege por suas doutrinas sobre Deus, conhecidas como arianismo. Também é o nome genérico dos bagres marinhos da família Ariidae.

1. Christian theologian C2 formal

   A Greek Christian theologian from Alexandria (c. 256–336) whose teachings, known as Arianism, were declared heretical by the early Church for denying the full divinity of Christ.

   • Arius argued that the Son was created by the Father and was not co-eternal with Him.
   • The Council of Nicaea in 325 condemned the views of Arius.
   • Arius's teachings led to a major schism in early Christianity.

   🇵🇹Teólogo cristão

2. Genus of catfish C2 formal scientific

   The type genus of the family Ariidae, comprising sea catfishes found in tropical and subtropical waters.

   • Arius species are commonly found in estuaries and coastal waters.
   • The Arius genus includes several commercially important catfish species.
   • Marine biologists study the migratory patterns of Arius catfishes.

   🇵🇹Arius

• ariuses plural form
• ariuses' possessive plural form
• arius's possessive singular form