hagiographer (Meaning)

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hagiographer (n)

the author of a worshipful or idealizing biography

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One of the writers of the hagiographa; a writer of lives of the saints.

The hagiographer diligently chronicled the saint's miraculous deeds and virtuous life.
The medieval hagiographers often embellished their accounts with fantastical elements.
Modern hagiographers strive to present a more historically accurate depiction of religious figures.
The hagiographer meticulously documented the life and martyrdom of the early Christian saints.
The hagiographer's writings inspired generations of believers and provided a valuable historical record.
The hagiographer carefully balanced the desire for inspiration with the need for factual accuracy.
The hagiographer's portrayal of the saint's struggles and triumphs resonated with readers across all ages.
The hagiographer's account became a source of spiritual guidance and a touchstone for religious devotion.
The hagiographer's work served as a testament to the power of faith and the transformative nature of spirituality.
Through the hagiographer's writings, the legacy of the saint and their impact on the world continue to be celebrated.

the author of a worshipful or idealizing biographyOne of the writers of the hagiographa; a writer of lives of the saints.

biographer,archivist, autobiographer, genealogist, chronologist,historian, chronicler,annalist

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The hagiographer diligently chronicled the saint's miraculous deeds and virtuous life.

The medieval hagiographers often embellished their accounts with fantastical elements.

Modern hagiographers strive to present a more historically accurate depiction of religious figures.

The hagiographer meticulously documented the life and martyrdom of the early Christian saints.