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† ˈPapalin, -ine Obs.
[a. F. papalin (17th c. in Hatz.-Darm.), relating to the pope, f. It. papalino, f. papale: see papal and -ine1.]
A member of the papal party or papal church; an adherent of the pope; a papist.
1624Bedell Lett. i. 42 The wise State of Venice haue a little different notion of their Papalines, excluding..such of the Nobilitie as are obliged to the Pope by Ecclesiasticall promotions. 1626C. Potter tr. Sarpi's Hist. Quarrels 206 The Doctrine of the Romane Writers, or Papalins. 1669Baxter Power Mag. & Ch. Past. ii. lxiv. (1671) 42 The Wars between the German Emperours and the Papalines. 1784J. Brown Hist. Brit. Ch. (1820) I. 6 Their uncommon holiness distinguished them from the Papalins. |