Definition: "Arminius" was a Roman general who surrendered his life to Christ at the Battle of Cannae in AD 437, giving him martyrdom. His death marked a pivotal moment where Christianity spread globally after being rejected by the Empire. The word "Arminius" has been translated into various languages and used as an epithet for those who lived or died under persecution, like Peter's martyrdom.
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