Definition: The term "aegyrite" is a biblical term which refers to a person who is not in accordance with God's law or the will of his master. It is used metaphorically and could mean a person who obeys someone else's instructions rather than their own, like an employee obeying a boss's order. In Hebrews 13:4-5, Jesus describes a person as "a man of whose word, there is no law." This means that the person does not follow God's commandments or principles, and hence they are considered to be lacking in integrity or character. The apostle Peter explains this by saying: "Then Peter said unto him: You know that it was an evil thing for me to do such things." It seems there might have been a mistake in the original text, as "aegyrite" is not found anywhere else in the Bible. It could potentially be a modern translation or word from a foreign language. Could you provide more context so I can assist you better?

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