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Pseudo-Isidorian

Pseudo-Isidorian adjective: of or relating to Pseudo-Isidore, unknown Carolingian-era author(s) behind an extensive corpus of influential forgeries intended to benefit bishops and the church.

Adjective

Pseudo-Isidorian (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to Pseudo-Isidore, unknown Carolingian-era author(s) behind an extensive corpus of influential forgeries intended to benefit bishops and the church.

Questions about Pseudo-Isidorian

What does Pseudo-Isidorian mean?
Pseudo-Isidorian means of or relating to Pseudo-Isidore, unknown Carolingian-era author(s) behind an extensive corpus of influential forgeries intended to benefit bishops and the church.
What part of speech is Pseudo-Isidorian?
Pseudo-Isidorian is an adjective.

Words near Pseudo-Isidorian in the dictionary

  1. pseudo-innocently
  2. pseudo-inspirational
  3. pseudo-intellectual
  4. pseudo-intellectualism
  5. pseudo-intellectuals
  6. Pseudo-Isidorian
  7. pseudo-isochromatic
  8. pseudo-Jewish
  9. pseudo-latinism
  10. pseudo-latinisms
  11. pseudo-legality

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