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nicene

/naɪˈsiːn/

Tradução: Relativo à cidade de Niceia ou aos símbolos de fé cristãos estabelecidos nos concílios ecumênicos realizados ali (325 d.C. e 787 d.C.). Atualmente usado principalmente como termo histórico ou teológico.

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adjective

/naɪˈsiːn/formalobsoleto
  • ptRelativo à cidade de Niceia ou aos símbolos de fé cristãos estabelecidos nos concílios ecumênicos realizados ali (325 d.C. e 787 d.C.). Atualmente usado principalmente como termo histórico ou teológico.

Relating to the city of Nicaea or the Christian creeds established at the ecumenical councils held there (325 AD and 787 AD). Now primarily used as a historical or theological term.

  1. Relating to the city of NicaeaC2formal

    Pertaining to the ancient city of Nicaea (modern-day İznik, Turkey) in Asia Minor.

    ptNiceano

    • The Nicene region was historically significant in the Roman Empire.
    • Ancient Nicene architecture reflects a blend of cultures.
    • The Nicene council was held in this city.

    Sinônimosnicaean

  2. Relating to the Nicene CreedC2formal

    Pertaining to the Christian creed adopted at the First Council of Nicaea in 325 AD.

    ptNiceno

    • The Nicene Creed is recited in many Christian denominations.
    • Nicene theology shaped early Christian doctrine.
    • The Nicene statement of faith was a response to Arianism.