logion noun. ['lɒgɪɒn] Pl. logia ['lɒgɪǝ]. L19.
[Greek = oracle, from logos word (see LOGOS).]
A traditional maxim of a religious teacher or sage; esp. in pl. (also Logion), a supposed collection of the sayings of Jesus circulating in the early Church.

■ Logian adjective (of a document etc.) containing the Logia of Jesus E20.

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