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Galilean
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Galilean
a. the. an epithet of Jesus Christ (?4 bc--?29 ad), the founder of Christianity
b. a Christian


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The Galileans who perished, those in Jerusalem who suffered, and even ol' Harry are no different from any of us.
an "Israelite" by birth and/or geography, broadly defined (including Galileans, Idumeans, and the like);
Finally, his need to pen a refutation of Julian's Against the Galileans shows equally that paganism in Egypt subsisted and that the Church had not suppressed the emperor's book; Cyril demolished it point-by-point, with ample quotation, as Origen had dealt with Celsus and Athanasius with Arius.
 
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