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Amida
[ ah-mi-duh ]
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Origin of Amida1
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Example Sentences
But the ruin of Amida was the safety of the Roman provinces.
After the siege of Amida, the war continued three years, and the unhappy frontier tasted the full measure of its calamities.
It preaches that as soon as a man believes in Amida he is taken by him under him merciful protection.
If a boundlessly compassionate Amida is thought out, it is an imaginary being.
"God has no need of plates and dishes," said Acacius, Bishop of Amida, and he ransomed therewith a number of poor captives.
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