hagiographal (Meaning)
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hagiographal ()
Pertaining to the hagiographa, or to sacred writings.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hagiographal
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hagiographal Sentence Examples
- The hagiographical account of the saint's life was rife with miraculous episodes.
- Biographers often adopt a hagiographical approach, presenting their subjects as flawless paragons of virtue.
- The hagiographical tradition surrounding Joan of Arc has shaped her enduring legacy.
- Historical research has cast doubt on the hagiographical portrayal of the emperor Constantine.
- The hagiographical texts of ancient Egypt provide valuable insights into religious beliefs and practices.
- Modern scholars have critiqued the hagiographical approach to religious figures, arguing for a more nuanced understanding.
- The hagiographical writings of early Christianity helped to establish the cult of saints.
- The hagiographical approach often obscures the human flaws and complexities of its subjects.
- Medieval hagiography played an important role in the development of vernacular literature.
- The hagiographical texts of different cultures and religions offer a fascinating glimpse into diverse spiritual perspectives.
FAQs About the word hagiographal
Pertaining to the hagiographa, or to sacred writings.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hagiographical account of the saint's life was rife with miraculous episodes.
Biographers often adopt a hagiographical approach, presenting their subjects as flawless paragons of virtue.
The hagiographical tradition surrounding Joan of Arc has shaped her enduring legacy.
Historical research has cast doubt on the hagiographical portrayal of the emperor Constantine.
