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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 34
ar-min'yan, adj. holding the doctrines of Arminitts --n. a follower of Armimus, a Dutch divine, who denied the Calvin is tic doctrine of election. n. Armln'lanlsm. Armipotent, arm-Fpot-eut, adj pcnuer/ul in arms, [L. anna, arms,potens,-ent is, powerful Armistice, arm'ist-is, «. a short suspension of hostilities: a truce. (Fr — Lanna, arm^, sis to, to stop.] [or to the arms of a family Armorial, arin-firii-al, adj belonging to armour,
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