Dogma

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 147
dog'ma, n. a settled opinion a principle or tenet a doctrine laid down with authority. 130 fate, far m€, ]i£r mine Dome [Gr.. an opinion, from ciokeO, to think, allied to b. aecet. See Deoent. Dogmatic, dog-matik, Dogmatical, dog-mat'- ik-al, adj. pertaining to a dogma a erting a thing as if were a dogma a erting positively overbearing. adv Dogmatically.
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