Manichaeus
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1.3
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1.4
Proper noun
1.5
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Manicheus
Etymology
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From
Latin
Manichaeus
, from
Byzantine Greek
Μανιχαῖος
(
Manikhaîos
)
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IPA
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key
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:
/mænəˈki.əs/
Proper noun
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Manichaeus
Mani
(
founder of Manichaeism
)
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naumachies
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