a masculine name: equiv. L. Paulus, It. Paolo, Paulo, Sp. Pablo: fem. Paula, Pauline
(original name Saul) (died 67?); a Jew of Tarsus who became the Apostle of Christianity to the Gentiles: author of several Letters in the New Testament: his day is June 29
1754-1801: czar of Russia (1796-1801): son of Catherine II & Peter III
(born Alessandro Farnese) 1468-1549; pope (1534-49)
(born Giovanni Battista Montini) 1897-1978; pope (1963-78)
See Paul in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(pôl), Saint A.D. 5?-67?
Apostle to the Gentiles whose life and teachings are set forth in his epistles and the Acts of the Apostles.
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Paulˈine(-īn, -ēn) adjective
, Alice 1885-1977.
American feminist who founded (1916) the National Woman's Party and wrote (1923) the first equal rights amendment to be considered by the U.S. Congress.