To return, wholly or in part, towards some pre\'89xistent form; to take on the traits or characters of an ancestral type.
It is noteworthy that Tertullian still very frequently called the preëxistent Christ dei spiritus; see de oral.
Nevertheless Irenæus, too, calls the preëxistent Christ the Son of God, and strictly maintains the personal distinction between Father and Son.
They adapted themselves to the barbarism and coëxistent prejudices of the people; and hence we can only reconcile much that they taught by their disposition to cater to the corrupt taste of their time.
This mixture of atheism and sensibility was particularly dangerous, because it met preëxistent tendencies, and colored them with a fallacious poesy.
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