Definition: "Argusianus" translates to "the Argusian Christians," a term used in ancient Greek literature, often applied to Christian communities living on the island of Rhodes during the 6th century AD. It's significant for its association with the mythical island of Argus, which was known as the Holy Island. The word originally referred to two Christian churches on the island, one in Argos and another in Rhodes, where they were established under the patronage of a holy man named Saint Ignatius.
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