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Al⋅bi⋅nus

  [al-bahy-nuhs]
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–noun
Alcuin.

Al⋅cuin

  [al-kwin]
–noun
(Ealhwine Flaccus) a.d. 735–804, English theologian and scholar: teacher and adviser of Charlemagne.
Also, Alchuine.
Also called Albinus.
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Al·bi·nus   (āl-bī'nəs)   
See Alcuin.
Al·cuin   (āl'kwĭn)   
Anglo-Saxon prelate and scholar who was a leader in the revival of learning in medieval Europe.
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Albinus Al·bi·nus (āl-bī'nəs), Bernard Siegfried. 1697-1770.

German anatomist who is noted for his study of the connections between the vascular systems of mother and fetus.

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Albinus

Greek philosopher, a pupil of Gaius and a teacher of Galen, and a forerunner of Neoplatonism.

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