enchiridion

Meanings

• a handbook or manual, especially one carrying spiritual or moral guidance

  - "The monk carried an enchiridion, a guide to the monastic life."
  - "My grandmother used to carry an enchiridion, a little book with prayers and spiritual guidance."

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Variants

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enchiridia , enchiridion , enchiridions

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Etymology

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From Latin enchiridion, a small handbook, from en in (in) + chiridion (handbook).

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Culture

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In Christian tradition, the term enchiridion is used to refer to a manual or handbook that provides spiritual or moral guidance. The most famous example of such a work is the Imitation of Christ by Thomas à Kempis. Other notable works that bear the title enchiridion include: - The Imitation of Christ: A Modern Translation by Leo Sheridan - The Imitation of Christ: A Modern Translation by John A. Hardon, S.J. - The Anchor Bible: I & II Corinthians: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary by Leonard L. Thompson - The Anchor Bible: Galatians: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary by Cranfield, C.E.B.

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