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Another word for prologue

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prologue

n.

preface, preamble, proem; see introduction 4.

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Another word for prologue

noun

A short section of preliminary remarks:

foreword, induction, introduction, lead-in, overture, preamble, preface, prelude, prolegomenon. See start, words

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The Rule consists of a prologue and 73 chapters.
The beginning is given in the Authorized Version as "A prologue made by an uncertain author."
John has a metaphysical prologue; Matthew and Luke have historical prologues; and Mark is without any prologue.
Either separately or in conjunction with a fragmentary Southern Version of the Pauline Epistles, Peter, James and 1 John in a curiously compiled volume, evidently made, as the prologue tells us, by a brother superior for the use and edification of an ignorant " sister," or woman vowed to religion.
5, independently of the prologue and greeting, i.

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