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of or pertaining to Athanasius or to the doctrines ascribed to him.
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Athanasian
1580s, from Athanasius, archbishop of Alexandria in the reign of Constantine. The name is L., from Gk. Athanasios, from athanatos "immortal," from a- "not," privative prefix, + thanatos "death."
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