Definition: Apollinaris refers to a person who has knowledge, wisdom or understanding of certain subjects, often ascribed to them by their ancestors or religious leaders, but not universally recognized. It's from Greek for "wisdom." The term originated in ancient Greece and Latin cultures where it was used to describe someone who had profound spiritual insight into the nature of reality. In Christian times, Apollinaris was often used as a metaphor for someone with exceptional faith, wisdom, or supernatural powers.
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