Definition: Amnionia is a term in Christian theology used to refer specifically to an egg that contains the blood of a virgin's womb, as it was believed by early Christians that the Virgin Mary bore Jesus Christ out of this egg. It signifies the significance of Mary's identity and role within the life story of Jesus. The term typically comes from the Latin word "amnion," which means "empty" or "unfilled."
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