Cyprian
71cyprian earth — noun or cyprian green Usage: often capitalized C : terre verte 2 …
72cyprian bee — noun see cyprian I, 3 …
73cyprian green — noun see cyprian earth …
74cyprian — noun Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Latin cyprius of Cyprus, from Greek kyprios, from Kypros Cyprus, birthplace of Aphrodite Date: 1819 prostitute …
75Cyprian — biographical name Saint died 258 Thascius Caecilius Cyprianus Christian martyr; bishop of Carthage (circa 248 258) …
76Cyprian — 1. noun Cypriot 2. adjective Cypriot …
77Cyprian — aus dem gleich lautenden Heiligennamen lateinischen Ursprungs (»der von der Insel Zypern Stammende« zu lat. Cyprus »Zypern«) hervorgegangene Familiennamen …
78Cyprian — Provenance. Forme anglo saxonne de Cyprien. Vient du latin cyprius , signifie : originaire de Chypre Se fête le 16 septembre. Histoire. Saint Cyprien est né à Carthage, en Afrique du nord, et se convertit à l âge de quarante ans. Puis ordonné… …
79CYPRIAN, ST. — one of the Fathers of the Church, born at Carthage, about the year 200, converted to Christianity in 245; devoted himself thereafter to the study of the Bible, with the help of Tertullian his favourite author; became bishop of Carthage in 248; …
80CYPRIAN — (3rd century A.D.) early CHRISTIAN martyr who became BISHOP of Carthage. His book On the Unity of the Catholic Church (251) did much to promote the ascendancy of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH in the West. He is famous for his saying He who does… …