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propitiator (prəʊˈpɪʃɪeɪtə(r)) [a. late L. propitiātor, agent-n. from propiti-āre to propitiate; so F. propitiateur, in 1519 propic- (Hatz.-Darm.).] One who propitiates.1571 Knox Bk. Com. Order (1868) 61 Look Thou to Thy dear Son..our Head..Mediator, and only Propitiator. 1624 Darcie Birth of Heresi...
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propitiatory, n. and a. (prəʊˈpɪʃɪətərɪ) [As n. ad. late L. propitiātōri-um (a 200 in Itala) place of atonement, also propitiation, rendering Gr. ἱλαστήριον (LXX and N.T.); n. use of neut. sing. of late L. propitiātōri-us adj. atoning, reconciling (whence the adj. B), f. propitiātor propitiator: see...
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In that regard, a dedication etched in marble was found in Augusta Emérita: the propitiator prays to Dea Ataecina Turibrig(ensis) Proserpina for her to
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Stones (short story collection)
Minna, working in a diner on Queen Street, saw Bragg walk into the diner in which she worked and is refused use of the telephone by the propitiator of
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