1. celestine - Noun
2. celestine - Adjective
3. Celestine - Proper noun
Alt. of Celestite
Alt. of Celestinian
Source: Webster's dictionaryI'd always thought hurricanes were romantic, with pretty feminine names like Celestine. Mark Shand
A 1966 visit by Pope Paul VI to Celestine's place of death in Ferentino along with his speech in homage of Celestine prompted speculation that the Pontiff was considering retirement. Source: Internet
Eve, argues that though she agreed to an uncontested divorce, she declined to sign the consent paper which she considered to be tilted in favour of Celestine financially. Source: Internet
Celestine found that the title Theotokos Eirini Artemi, Cyril of Alexandria's critique of the term THEOTOKOS by Nestorius Constantinople, Acta theol. Source: Internet
Cyril and Nestorius asked Pope Celestine I to weigh in on the matter. Source: Internet
Arbroath Abbey was founded (1178), and the bishopric of Argyll established (c.1192) in the same year as papal confirmation of the Scottish church by Pope Celestine III. Source: Internet