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Wycliffist, -ifist, n. and a. Ch. Hist.|ˈwɪklɪfɪst|
Forms: (see quots.).
[f. as next + -ist. Cf. med.L. Wiclefistæ (Du Cange).]
A. n. = Wycliffite n. ? Obs.
c1449Pecock Repr. v. iii. 501 The sect of Wiclifistis, whiche aȝens the vij. principal gouernauncis..rehercid bi the proces of this present book holden [etc.]. 1460J. Capgrave Chron. (Rolls) 244 A Frere Augustyn..felle in the secte of Wiclefistis. 1532More Confut. Tindale Wks. 352/2 In Boheme the Hussites, in England the wicliffystes. 1565R. Shacklock tr. Hosius 14 Whiche couet rather to be counted Carolstadians then Lutherans & other new Wicleffistes. 1631Weever Anc. Funeral Mon. 807 Frater Robertus Rose..writ much, yet neuer offended the VVickleuists. 1655Fuller Hist. Cambr. 57 Iohn Bromiard..came to Cambridge,..sent thither..to ferret out the Wicklivists. 1673Hickman Hist. Quinquart. 443 Wickliffists did maugre all the malice of their Adversaries increase. 1716in M. Davies Athen. Brit. III. 27 The Wicklefists and Waldensians were against Episcopacy as being against the Pope. 1758R. Lowth Life William of Wykeham 207 The Wickliffists were persecuted and dispersed. 1819Rees' Cycl. s.v. Wicliff, An account of his distinguishing tenets, and those of his followers,..Wickliffists and Lollards.
transf.1679Oldham Sat. Jesuits iii. (1681) 65 The dangerous Works of that old Lollard, Paul; That arrant Wickliffist.
B. adj. = Wycliffite a.
1725Lewis Life Pecock (1744) 320 In much the same manner does the bishop recommend these books to the Wiclifist laity. |