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Folly <1,,454, anoia>

lit. signifies "without understanding" (a, negative, nous, "mind"); hence, "folly," or, rather, "senselessness," 2Ti 3:9; in Luk 6:11 it denotes violent or mad rage, "madness." See MADNESS. Cp. anoetos, "foolish."

Note: For aphrosune, rendered "folly" in 2Co 11:1, AV, see FOOLISHNESS (RV).

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