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Prisca (prĭs`kə), in the New Testament, wife of Aquila Aquila (ăk`wĭlə, əkwĭl`ə), in the New Testament, Christian of Jewish origin from Pontus who lived at Rome.
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Prisca Winslow Bradley, 11th Annual Intelligent Injury-Free Dance, July 30-August 4, 2007, Taos, NM.

Somatic practices, movement arts, and dance medicine by Dance Magazine

Was Paul, who spoke so highly of Lois and Eunice (2 Tim 1:5), or of Prisca, Tryphaena, and Tryphosa (Romans 16) as "fellow workers in Christ Jesus," anti-female?

Dale Martin's "arsenokoites and malakos" tried and found wanting by Jepsen, Gary R. / Currents in Theology and Mission

It was the brain-child of a newly-baptised convert, Montanus, previously a pagan priest, who launched it in (probably) 156, his chief associates being the women Prisca and Maximilla.

Early heresies in the East: heresy Part I by Baldwin, Barry / Catholic Insight

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