Melchísedech
Melchísedech m.
noun
Mel-chí-se-dech · /mɛlˈki.zɛ.dɛk/
Melchisedech
A Hebrew name, indeclinable. The king of Salem who brought out bread and wine (Gen 14); Hebrews makes him the figure of Christ's priesthood.
in the texts
Supra quæ Melchísedech
external dictionary: Logeion