hagiography
hagiography
Definition
hagi·og·ra·phy (hag′ē äg′rə fē, hā′jē-)
hagiography
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- write: He was a churchman in Alfred's employ, so it is not surprising that he wrote more hagiography than biography.
Adjective modifier
- Breton: Conference paper delivered: ' The cult of St Non: rape, sanctity and motherhood in Welsh and Breton hagiography ' .
- medieval: Why has early medieval hagiography survived better than other types of writing?
- Welsh: Dr. Jane Cartwright is a specialist on Welsh hagiography and saints ' cults.
- early: Why has early medieval hagiography survived better than other types of writing?
Noun used with modifier
- Buddhist: According to Wilson's analysis, the male gaze is normative in the Indian Buddhist hagiographies and sets the standard for all meditators.
Browse dictionary entries near hagiography
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