gentiles
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gentilesque masculine nominative plural, masculine vocative plural, masculine nominative singular, masculine accusative plural of gentiles
gentilesque feminine nominative plural, feminine accusative plural, feminine vocative plural, masculine accusative plural, feminine accusative plural, masculine vocative plural, feminine vocative plural, masculine nominative plural, feminine nominative plural of gentilis
Gentilesintelliguntur in Cod. Theod. tit. de
Nuptiis Gentilium, et alibi, apud Ammianum, Ausonium, et in Notitia Imperii, ubi
Schola Gentilium, Schola Gentilium seniorum,
qui sub dispositione Magistri Officiorum militabant, de quibus idem Ammian. lib. 15. 16.
20. 25. et Synaxaria 7. Octob. in SS. Sergio et Baccho.Gentilis ille est, qui in Christum non credit. Idem de Opere
Monach. cap. 11 : Quis utique non nisi Gentiles, quos Paganos dicimus, vult
intelligi. Lex 46. Cod. Th. de Hæreticis (16, 5.) : Centiles, quos vulgo
Paganos appellant. Lex 21. eodem Cod. de Pagan. (16, 10) : Qui profano
pagani ritus errore seu crimine polluuntur, hoc est, Gentiles, etc. Adde leg.
43. et 63. eod. tit. Commodianus Instr. 26 :
Gens et ego fui, perversa mente moratus,
Et vitam istius sæcli veram esse putabam.
Ex quibus plerique divinas
ceremonias receperunt, reliquis in errore Gentilitatis
perseverantibus.GENTILES
GENTI´LES[GENSp. 907 a. ]
Gentīles
Persons belonging to the same gens. See gens.