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Definition of Masus

1. masu [n] - See also: masu

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Masus

masturbator masturbators masturbatory masty mast cell mast cell mast cell leukaemia mast leukocyte masu Masugi

Masugi's nephritis masula masulas masurium masuriums masus (current term) mat mat Matabele matachin

matachina matachini mataco matador matadora matadoras matadore matadores matadors matagasse

Literary usage of Masus

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1. The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor: With a Life of the Author by Jeremy Taylor, Reginald Heber (1839)
"And now I shall not need to note concerning St. Jerome, that he gave a compliment to Da- masus that he would not have given to Liberius ; "Qui tecum non ..."

2. The history of the Church of Rome, to the end of the episcopate of Damasus by Edward John Shepherd (1851)
"He said to Pau- linus, " How can you be in communion with Da- masus ? He confesses one ousia and three hypo- stases, and you say that there is only one hy- ..."

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