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<p> ( ναῦται , sailors) was the name sometimes given in the early [[Church]] to the presbyters (q.v.) just as by similitude the catechumens were sometimes called ναυτολόγοι, or ναυστολόγοι , with reference to the wellknown comparison of the Church with a ship, and to the circumstance that the catechumens took their station in the church at the end of the nave. See Riddle, [[Christian]] Antiquities, page 461. (See [[Nautologi]]). </p>
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<p> ( '''''Ναῦται''''' '', Sailors)'' was the name sometimes given in the early Church to the ''Presbyters'' (q.v.) just as by similitude the catechumens were sometimes called '''''Ναυτολόγοι''''' , or '''''Ναυστολόγοι''''' '','' with reference to the wellknown comparison of the Church with a ship, and to the circumstance that the catechumens took their station in the church at the end of the nave. See Riddle, ''Christian Antiquities,'' page 461. (See [[Nautologi]]). </p>
 
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<ref name="term_52311"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/cyclopedia-of-biblical-theological-and-ecclesiastical-literature/nautae Nautae from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>
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Nautae [1]

( Ναῦται , Sailors) was the name sometimes given in the early Church to the Presbyters (q.v.) just as by similitude the catechumens were sometimes called Ναυτολόγοι , or Ναυστολόγοι , with reference to the wellknown comparison of the Church with a ship, and to the circumstance that the catechumens took their station in the church at the end of the nave. See Riddle, Christian Antiquities, page 461. (See Nautologi).

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