panegyris |
ecclesia |
As a proper noun panegyris
is , character in the play stichus of plautus.
As a noun ecclesia is
(historical) the public legislative assembly of the athenians.
religion |
ecclesia |
As nouns the difference between religion and ecclesia
is that
religion is religion while
ecclesia is (historical) the public legislative assembly of the athenians.
ecclesia |
ecclesia |
In historical|lang=en terms the difference between ecclesia and ecclesia
is that
ecclesia is (historical) the public legislative assembly of the athenians while
ecclesia is (historical) the public legislative assembly of the athenians.
In ecclesiastical|lang=en terms the difference between ecclesia and ecclesia
is that
ecclesia is (ecclesiastical) a church, either as a body or as a building while
ecclesia is (ecclesiastical) a church, either as a body or as a building.
In biblical|lang=en terms the difference between ecclesia and ecclesia
is that
ecclesia is (biblical) the congregation, the group of believers, symbolic body or building while
ecclesia is (biblical) the congregation, the group of believers, symbolic body or building.
As nouns the difference between ecclesia and ecclesia
is that
ecclesia is (historical) the public legislative assembly of the athenians while
ecclesia is (historical) the public legislative assembly of the athenians.
ecclesia |
|
ecclesia |
ecclesial |
As a noun ecclesia
is (historical) the public legislative assembly of the athenians.
As an adjective ecclesial is
.
ecclesia |
ecclesiae |
As nouns the difference between ecclesia and ecclesiae
is that
ecclesia is (historical) the public legislative assembly of the athenians while
ecclesiae is .
ecclesia |
ecclesiast |
As nouns the difference between ecclesia and ecclesiast
is that
ecclesia is (historical) the public legislative assembly of the athenians while
ecclesiast is a member of the athenian ecclesia.
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