"theologizer" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From theologize + -er.",
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          "text": "And vve are taught by Euſebius, that the antient Ægyptian theologizers, vvhoſe religion was neer of kin to that of the Chaldeans, if not borrovved of it, looked upon the ſun and moon, vvhom they vvorſhipped under the names of Oſiris and Iſis, not only as the chief gods, but as the makers and governors of much, if not of all, of the reſt of the univerſe.",
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          "text": "And vve are taught by Euſebius, that the antient Ægyptian theologizers, vvhoſe religion was neer of kin to that of the Chaldeans, if not borrovved of it, looked upon the ſun and moon, vvhom they vvorſhipped under the names of Oſiris and Iſis, not only as the chief gods, but as the makers and governors of much, if not of all, of the reſt of the univerſe.",
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