sententiarist (Meaning)
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sententiarist (n.)
A sententiary.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sententiarist
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sententiarist Sentence Examples
- The sententiarist articulated a series of concise moral maxims.
- The philosophical sententiarist sought to capture universal truths in brief, pithy statements.
- The sententiarist's wisdom was distilled into epigrammatic aphorisms.
- The sententiae of the medieval theologian served as a guide for ethical conduct.
- The sententiarist's teachings emphasized the importance of prudence and humility.
- The sententiarum of the Stoic philosopher Seneca were widely disseminated in the Roman Empire.
- The sententiae of the Renaissance humanist Erasmus were characterized by their wit and satire.
- The Puritan sententiarist Richard Baxter admonished his readers to repent and seek salvation.
- The sententiae of the Enlightenment philosopher Voltaire were aimed at exposing the folly of religious superstition.
- The sententiarist tradition has been influential in various cultures and historical periods, providing a timeless resource for ethical and philosophical guidance.
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A sententiary.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sententiarist articulated a series of concise moral maxims.
The philosophical sententiarist sought to capture universal truths in brief, pithy statements.
The sententiarist's wisdom was distilled into epigrammatic aphorisms.
The sententiae of the medieval theologian served as a guide for ethical conduct.
