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Paulite1 Ch. Hist.|ˈpɔːlaɪt|
[f. name of Paul, L. Paul-us + -ite1 1.]
1. One of an order of monks, also called Hermits of St. Paul, founded in 1215, at Budapest. Also attrib. or as adj., of or belonging to this order.
1884G. B. Malleson Battle-Fields of Germ. vii. 221 Priests and monks of all denominations, the Benedictines, the Jesuits, the Carmelites, the Paulites. 1888H. C. Lea Hist. Inquisition I. 418 He..retired to a Paulite monastery.
2. nonce-wd. One who is ‘of Paul’: see 1 Cor. i. 12.
1839Whately Dangers Chr. Faith iii. iv. (1857) 74 The Sects of Paulites, and Apollonians and the rest, would have gradually diverged more and more in doctrine. |