catenistn.
/kəˈtiːnɪst/ A maker of a catena of authorities or evidence.
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catenist1880
1880 H. B. Swete Theodore of Mopsuestia on St. Paul's Ep. I. 240 Theodoret followed his master, without, however, condescending to the level of the mere catenist.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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n.1880- over-solemn
- over-solicitude
- over-soothing
- over-sophisticated
- over-sophistication
- over-sorrow
- over-sorrowed
- over-sot
- over-soul
- over-sour
- over-spacious
- over-spangle
- over-sparing
- over-speculated
- over-speculation
- over-spended
- over-spin
- over-spire
- over-spiritualized
- over-split
- over-squeak
- over-squeamish
- over-squeamishness
- over-stale
- over-stalled