Eleutherius

[ el-yoo-theer-ee-uhs ]

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noun

In 456, they became parents of a son, whom they named Eleutherius.

Eleutherius took her by the hand, and presented her to her father.

Eleutherius died in the yeare 186, when he had sitten bishop 15 yeares.

Its origin is ascribed to Eleutherius, who was one of the first to see this city rise.

The Macedonian cry issued from the throne of Wales, an earnest appeal to Eleutherius for help.

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