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catena (s) (noun), catenas (pl)
1. A series of connected commentaries on or excerpts of writings; especially, comments on the Bible written by early Christian theologians: As a student in the seminary, Joseph spent a great deal of time studying the catenas in the library of the institution.
2. Etymology: from Latin, "chain".
A connected series, a chain.
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