Definition of Protevangelium in English:

Protevangelium

(also Protevangelion, Protoevangelion, Protoevangelium)

noun ˌprəʊtˌiːvanˈdʒɛliəm

Christian Church

1An apocryphal gospel attributed to St James the Less.
2The promise concerning the seed of the woman implied in the curse upon the serpent (Genesis 3:15), regarded as the earliest intimation of the gospel.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Peter Heylyn (1599–1662), Church of England clergyman and historian. From post-classical Latin Protevangelium an apocryphal gospel attributed to St James the Less, the promise in Genesis 3:15 from proto- + evangelium.

Definition of Protevangelium in US English:

Protevangelium

(also Protevangelion, Protoevangelion, Protoevangelium)

nounˌprəʊtˌiːvanˈdʒɛliəm

Christian Church

1An apocryphal gospel attributed to St James the Less.
2The promise concerning the seed of the woman implied in the curse upon the serpent (Genesis 3:15), regarded as the earliest intimation of the gospel.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Peter Heylyn (1599–1662), Church of England clergyman and historian. From post-classical Latin Protevangelium an apocryphal gospel attributed to St James the Less, the promise in Genesis 3:15 from proto- + evangelium.

单词	Protevangelium
释义	Definition of Protevangelium in English: Protevangelium (also Protevangelion, Protoevangelion, Protoevangelium) noun ˌprəʊtˌiːvanˈdʒɛliəm Christian Church 1An apocryphal gospel attributed to St James the Less. 2The promise concerning the seed of the woman implied in the curse upon the serpent (Genesis 3:15), regarded as the earliest intimation of the gospel. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Peter Heylyn (1599–1662), Church of England clergyman and historian. From post-classical Latin Protevangelium an apocryphal gospel attributed to St James the Less, the promise in Genesis 3:15 from proto- + evangelium. Definition of Protevangelium in US English: Protevangelium (also Protevangelion, Protoevangelion, Protoevangelium) nounˌprəʊtˌiːvanˈdʒɛliəm Christian Church 1An apocryphal gospel attributed to St James the Less. 2The promise concerning the seed of the woman implied in the curse upon the serpent (Genesis 3:15), regarded as the earliest intimation of the gospel. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Peter Heylyn (1599–1662), Church of England clergyman and historian. From post-classical Latin Protevangelium an apocryphal gospel attributed to St James the Less, the promise in Genesis 3:15 from proto- + evangelium.
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