A list of the living and the dead, for whom special prayers are offered by name during Christian liturgies. The word comes from the Greek word meaning "folded in two." This list was once read out loud, so removing someone from the diptychon meant excommunication. [Tatsuya Moriyasu] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
キリスト教の典礼の際に,名をあげて特別の祈禱をささげる生者および死者の名簿。語源は〈二つ折り〉を意味するギリシア語。この名簿はかつては読みあげられたので,ディプテュコンからはずすということが,その人の破門を意味した。【森安 達也】
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