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BASINS 1Ki 7:50; 1Ch 28:17; 2Ch 4:8; Ezr 1:10; Ezr 8:27 Fuente: Thompson Chain-Reference Bible

Basin, Thomas a French prelate, was born at Calais, France. He studied philosophy at Paris; in 1431 was assessor of the philosophical faculty of Louvain; and finally bishop of Lisieux. He was a great favorite with king Charles VII, but was obliged to leave the country under his son, Louis XI. He went to Louvain, … Continue reading “Basin, Thomas”

Basin, Eucharistic When the people offered bread and wine at the holy communion, as they did at first in large quantities, the ministers of the altar were obliged, after receiving it, to wash their hands before proceeding to consecrate. This they did in large vessels, or basins, of silver, earthenware, etc. At the present day … Continue reading “Basin, Eucharistic”

basin, ecclesiastical use of Basins, often of ornamental metal, are prescribed for ablutions, especially at the Lavabo of the Mass, and in preparatory ablutions of bishops. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary

Basin, Bernard a Spanish theologian, canon of Sayragossa, lived at the close of the 15th century Among’other works, he wrote Tractatus de Artibus Magicis et Magarum Malefiiciis (Paris, 1485). See Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Gen., s.v. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Basin, Bason bas’n. 1. The Terms Used and Their Meaning The American Standard Revised Version has basin, the King James Version and the Revised Version (British and American) bason, the preferred spelling of the English revisers. In the Appendix to the Revised Old Testament the American Revisers (section viii) say, The modern spelling is preferred … Continue reading “Basin, Bason”

Basin (in the old editions bason). The following words in the original are thus rendered in the English version of the Bible. SEE CUP; SEE BOWL; SEE DISH, etc. 1. , aggan’, prop. a trough for washing, a laver (Exo 24:6); rendered goblet in Son 7:2,. where its shape is compared to the human navel; … Continue reading “Basin”

Basillcus a Marcionite of.the 2d century (Euseb. Hist. Ecc 5:13), perhaps the same as Blastus (Volkimar, Hippol. p. 27). Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Basilla is the name of three Christian saints in different early martyrologies: (1) Virgin martyr at Rome under Gallienus, commemorated May 20; (2) commemorated Aug. 26; (3) in Antioch, Nov. 23. 4. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature Basilla (2) saint and martyr. The name of this saint appears in the ancient Roman … Continue reading “Basilla (2)”

Basilius of Cilicia, presbyter of Antioch Basilius of Cilicia, presbyter of Antioch and bp. of Irenopolis in Cilicia, c. 500; the author of an Ecclesiastical History in three books, from a.d.450 to the close of Justin’s reign. Photius speaks disparagingly of it (Cod. 42). He also wrote a violent book against Joannes Scythopolitanus, and Photius … Continue reading “Basilius of Cilicia, presbyter of Antioch”