Homoiousian

[Gr. homoios, like, and ousia, substance], and Homoöu's ian, a. [Gr. homos, the same, and ousia, substance.] ( Eccl. Hist.) The former of these terms was applied to the Arians, and the latter to the Orthodox party, at the council of Nicæa, A. D. 325. The Arian war-cry at the council of Seleucia, Sept. 27, 359, was Homoiousian. Homologate, v . a. [Gr. homologeō.] ( Law .) To approve; to allow; as, the motion is homologated . Homolog a'tion, n. [Gr. homo logos, agreeing with.] ( Law .) Confirmation by a court of justice; a judgment which the execution of some act or decree rules. Homological, a . Relating or pertaining to homology. Homologically, adv . In an homological manner. Homologize, v. a. To determine the structural relations of.