anantirretos describes matters presented as beyond dispute, prompting a call for quiet restraint.

The attested use describes matters treated as beyond dispute, forming the basis for a call to be quiet and avoid reckless action in Acts 19:36.

1. Matters treated as beyond dispute · dominant

   In Acts 19:36, the genitive plural neuter form refers to “these things” as the stated basis for the instruction to be quiet and do nothing reckless; the APB renders the clause “Since these things are indisputable.”

   Acts 19:36

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 19:36, the APB presents the clause as “Since these things are indisputable,”.