Chapter Enunciation to Errata of E by Soule's Synonymes

Episcopacy, n. Episcopalianism, prelacy.

Episcopal, a. Episcopalian.

Episcopalian, a. Episcopal.

Episcopalian, n. Churchman, believer in episcopacy or prelacy.

Episcopalianism, n. Episcopacy.

Episcopate, n.

1. Bishopric, office of a bishop, dignity of a bishop.
2. Body of bishops.

Episode, n.

1. Digression, incidental narrative.
2. Incidental event.

Epistle, n.

1. Letter, note, written communication.
2. Letter, missive, apostolical letter.

Epistyle, n. (Arch.) Architrave.

Epitaph, n. Inscription (on a tomb or monument), lapidary composition.

Epithalamium, n. Nuptial song, marriage poem.

Epithet, n. Name, appellation, designation, title, qualifying word or term, descriptive term, predicate.

Epitome, n. Abridgment, abstract, compend, compendium, conspectus, syllabus, brief, breviary, summary, synopsis, digest, sum and substance.

Epitomist, n. Abridger, epitomizer, summarizer, writer of an epitome.

Epitomize, v. a. Abridge, abstract, summarize, abbreviate, shorten, condense, reduce, contract, make an abstract of.

Epitomizer, n. See epitomist.

Epoch, n. Period, date, era, age, point or period of time (remarkable for some event).

Eponym, n.

1. Surname, cognomen.