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pericope

A Dictionary of the Bible | 1997 | 230 words | Copyright

pericope A term used in Latin by Jerome for sections of scripture and taken over by Form Critics to designate a unit, or paragraph, of material, especially in the gospels, such as a single parable, or a single story of a miracle.

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