Definition of dulia in English:

dulia

noun djʊˈlʌɪəˌd(j)uˈlaɪə

mass noun

(in Roman Catholic theology) the reverence accorded to saints and angels.
（天主教神学中）对圣徒和天使的尊崇。比较LATRIA
Compare with latria
Example sentencesExamples
- The last three examples of each of the following lists show how such a focus can be maintained even without the specific terms dulia and latria.
- While the technical distinction between the latria due to God and the dulia permissible to the saints was only beginning to emerge in the patristic epoch, the consistent teaching of the Church, voiced as much by Polycarps devotees as by theologians like Augustine and Cyril of Alexandria, was that while the saints and martyrs deserved honor and devotion, only God could be worshiped.
- When it comes to worshipping created beings and things - you can call it dulia or hyperdulia, but it still is idolatry.
- The distinction of what is called dulia and latria was invented for the very purpose of permitting divine honours to be paid to angels and dead men with apparent impunity.
- The reply of our Lord to the tempter seems purposely framed so as to include both latria and dulia.
- Finally, all the angels and canonized Saints receive what is called veneration, given in Latin as dulia.
- Any help you can offer in clarifying the connection or distinction between the concepts of dulia and hyperdulia would be appreciated.
- Since this difference of aspect in the object differentiates the species of virtue, it seems that dulia is divided into specifically different virtues.
- As its Greek roots suggest, hyperdulia is above and beyond the dulia.
- It is common and certain doctrine that Mary is entitled to a special kind of dulia known as hyperdulia, which is due to her considered as Mother of God.
- In the twelfth century the distinction between latria and dulia finally became common knowledge.
- As precise definitions of words do not translate well from one language to another, words connoting latria and dulia vary from one language to another.
Synonyms
reverence, revering, worshipping, veneration, venerating, adoration, adoring, -olatry, devotion, praise, thanksgiving, praising, praying to, glorification, glorifying, glory, exaltation, exalting, extolment, extolling, homage, respect, honour, honouring, esteem

Origin

Late Middle English: via medieval Latin from Greek douleia 'servitude', from doulos 'slave'.

Rhymes

Apulia, Julia, peculiar

Definition of dulia in US English:

dulia

nounˌd(j)uˈlaɪəˌd(y)o͞oˈlīə

(in Roman Catholic theology) the reverence accorded to saints and angels.
（天主教神学中）对圣徒和天使的尊崇。比较LATRIA
Compare with latria
Example sentencesExamples
- As precise definitions of words do not translate well from one language to another, words connoting latria and dulia vary from one language to another.
- When it comes to worshipping created beings and things - you can call it dulia or hyperdulia, but it still is idolatry.
- Any help you can offer in clarifying the connection or distinction between the concepts of dulia and hyperdulia would be appreciated.
- While the technical distinction between the latria due to God and the dulia permissible to the saints was only beginning to emerge in the patristic epoch, the consistent teaching of the Church, voiced as much by Polycarps devotees as by theologians like Augustine and Cyril of Alexandria, was that while the saints and martyrs deserved honor and devotion, only God could be worshiped.
- Finally, all the angels and canonized Saints receive what is called veneration, given in Latin as dulia.
- The distinction of what is called dulia and latria was invented for the very purpose of permitting divine honours to be paid to angels and dead men with apparent impunity.
- In the twelfth century the distinction between latria and dulia finally became common knowledge.
- As its Greek roots suggest, hyperdulia is above and beyond the dulia.
- It is common and certain doctrine that Mary is entitled to a special kind of dulia known as hyperdulia, which is due to her considered as Mother of God.
- Since this difference of aspect in the object differentiates the species of virtue, it seems that dulia is divided into specifically different virtues.
- The reply of our Lord to the tempter seems purposely framed so as to include both latria and dulia.
- The last three examples of each of the following lists show how such a focus can be maintained even without the specific terms dulia and latria.
Synonyms
reverence, revering, worshipping, veneration, venerating, adoration, adoring, -olatry, devotion, praise, thanksgiving, praising, praying to, glorification, glorifying, glory, exaltation, exalting, extolment, extolling, homage, respect, honour, honouring, esteem

Origin

Late Middle English: via medieval Latin from Greek douleia ‘servitude’, from doulos ‘slave’.

单词	dulia
释义	Definition of dulia in English: dulia noun djʊˈlʌɪəˌd(j)uˈlaɪə mass noun (in Roman Catholic theology) the reverence accorded to saints and angels. （天主教神学中）对圣徒和天使的尊崇。比较LATRIA Compare with latria Example sentencesExamples The last three examples of each of the following lists show how such a focus can be maintained even without the specific terms dulia and latria. While the technical distinction between the latria due to God and the dulia permissible to the saints was only beginning to emerge in the patristic epoch, the consistent teaching of the Church, voiced as much by Polycarps devotees as by theologians like Augustine and Cyril of Alexandria, was that while the saints and martyrs deserved honor and devotion, only God could be worshiped. When it comes to worshipping created beings and things - you can call it dulia or hyperdulia, but it still is idolatry. The distinction of what is called dulia and latria was invented for the very purpose of permitting divine honours to be paid to angels and dead men with apparent impunity. The reply of our Lord to the tempter seems purposely framed so as to include both latria and dulia. Finally, all the angels and canonized Saints receive what is called veneration, given in Latin as dulia. Any help you can offer in clarifying the connection or distinction between the concepts of dulia and hyperdulia would be appreciated. Since this difference of aspect in the object differentiates the species of virtue, it seems that dulia is divided into specifically different virtues. As its Greek roots suggest, hyperdulia is above and beyond the dulia. It is common and certain doctrine that Mary is entitled to a special kind of dulia known as hyperdulia, which is due to her considered as Mother of God. In the twelfth century the distinction between latria and dulia finally became common knowledge. As precise definitions of words do not translate well from one language to another, words connoting latria and dulia vary from one language to another. Synonyms reverence, revering, worshipping, veneration, venerating, adoration, adoring, -olatry, devotion, praise, thanksgiving, praising, praying to, glorification, glorifying, glory, exaltation, exalting, extolment, extolling, homage, respect, honour, honouring, esteem Origin Late Middle English: via medieval Latin from Greek douleia 'servitude', from doulos 'slave'. Rhymes Apulia, Julia, peculiar Definition of dulia in US English: dulia nounˌd(j)uˈlaɪəˌd(y)o͞oˈlīə (in Roman Catholic theology) the reverence accorded to saints and angels. （天主教神学中）对圣徒和天使的尊崇。比较LATRIA Compare with latria Example sentencesExamples As precise definitions of words do not translate well from one language to another, words connoting latria and dulia vary from one language to another. When it comes to worshipping created beings and things - you can call it dulia or hyperdulia, but it still is idolatry. Any help you can offer in clarifying the connection or distinction between the concepts of dulia and hyperdulia would be appreciated. While the technical distinction between the latria due to God and the dulia permissible to the saints was only beginning to emerge in the patristic epoch, the consistent teaching of the Church, voiced as much by Polycarps devotees as by theologians like Augustine and Cyril of Alexandria, was that while the saints and martyrs deserved honor and devotion, only God could be worshiped. Finally, all the angels and canonized Saints receive what is called veneration, given in Latin as dulia. The distinction of what is called dulia and latria was invented for the very purpose of permitting divine honours to be paid to angels and dead men with apparent impunity. In the twelfth century the distinction between latria and dulia finally became common knowledge. As its Greek roots suggest, hyperdulia is above and beyond the dulia. It is common and certain doctrine that Mary is entitled to a special kind of dulia known as hyperdulia, which is due to her considered as Mother of God. Since this difference of aspect in the object differentiates the species of virtue, it seems that dulia is divided into specifically different virtues. The reply of our Lord to the tempter seems purposely framed so as to include both latria and dulia. The last three examples of each of the following lists show how such a focus can be maintained even without the specific terms dulia and latria. Synonyms reverence, revering, worshipping, veneration, venerating, adoration, adoring, -olatry, devotion, praise, thanksgiving, praising, praying to, glorification, glorifying, glory, exaltation, exalting, extolment, extolling, homage, respect, honour, honouring, esteem Origin Late Middle English: via medieval Latin from Greek douleia ‘servitude’, from doulos ‘slave’.
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