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Cornelius, in the New Testament, centurion of an Italian cohort stationed at Caesarea, one of the first Gentile converts and traditionally first bishop of Caesarea. Cornelius Roman centurion baptized by Peter. [N.T.: Acts 10, 11] See : Baptism How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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SF officers: Gus Benton, Paul Burton, Allen Chappell, Robert Cornelius, Kevin Davis, Todd Dodson, Daniel Enoch, Jeffrey Goble, William Hager, Steven Harris, Kenneth Hurst, James Kraft, Sung Hee Lee, James Moiler, Joseph Osborne, Wilfred Rowlett, William Shaw, Bartholomew Shreve, Scott Waterman and David Witty. Newmark Knight Frank announced the hiring of principals Eric Launer and Michael Aievoli, and associate directors Cornelius Creedon and Robert Donovan to the Melville office. Although it was their final club competition together, Carter (Cal State Northridge,) Cornelius (Pierce College,) Goetz and Ker (both UCLA) all plan to play volleyball in college. |
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