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ˈSack-friar
Also Sacked Friar.
[sack n.1 5. Cf. MDu. sacbroeder, G. sackbruder, OF. frere au sac.]
A member of a mendicant order of the 13th and early 14th c., called ‘Fratres de Pœnitentia Jesu Christi’ or ‘de Saccis’ (also Saccati, Saccitæ, Saccini, Sacci), who were clothed in sackcloth.
c1400Rom. Rose 7462 So been Augustins and Cordileres,..and eek Sakked Freres. 1553in Archæologia (1775) III. 131 It. rect. of theyrs of Christopher Cornwall, for ferme of a parcell of grounde..sometyme parcell of the sakfryers by yere xvi. 1772Pegge ibid. 125 Memoir concerning the Sac-Friars, or Fratres de Poenitentia Jesu Christi, as settled here in England. 1867C. F. R. Palmer Life P.T. Howard 53 The Order of Sacked Friars was put down in 1307. |