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Jovinianist|dʒəʊˈvɪnɪənɪst|
[f. med.L. joviniānista, f. Joviniān-us Jovinian: see -ist.]
A follower or adherent of Jovinian, a Milanese monk in the end of the 4th century, who denied the virginity of Mary, opposed certain forms of celibacy and asceticism, and maintained the equality of all sins, rewards, and punishments. Also attrib.
1864in Webster. 1874J. H. Blunt Dict. Sects s.v., Augustine states that the Jovinianist heresy was quickly extinguished. 1882J. Ll. Davies in Dict. Chr. Biog. III. 465/2 It is..stated that the emperor [Theodosius] ‘execrated’ the impiety of the Jovinianists.
So Joˈvinian = prec.; Joˈvinianish a.
1585–7T. Rogers 39 Art. (1607) 277 Being once baptized, we can no more be tempted, as thought the Jovinians. 1614Bp. Hall No Peace with Rome xiii, The monkes of Burdeaux..haue vpbraided vs with the opinion of a certain stoicall and Iouinianish parity of sinnes. |