Tertullianismn.
/təˈtʌlɪənɪz(ə)m/ Christian Church.
The doctrine of Tertullian, a famous Christian writer of the late 2nd and early 3rd cent., a modification of Montanism, or the rigid ascetic discipline connected with this.
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Montanism1597
Tertullianism1702
1702 C. Mather Magnalia Christi iii. i. i. 19/1 He [sc. Mr. Cotton] practically appeared in opposition to Tertullianism, by proceeding unto a Second Marriage.
Derivatives
Terˈtullianist n. one of a sect who followed this doctrine and discipline.
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Montanist1565
Pepuzian1565
Cataphrygian1607
Phrygian1607
Proclian1619
Priscillian1620
Proclianite1648
Pepusite1655
Priscillianist1685
Tertullianist1710
1710 Brit. Apollo 4–6 Jan. He..gave name to a Sect call'd Tertullianists about the Year 245.
1833 E. Burton Lect. Eccl. Hist. ii. xxii. 234 A sect of Tertullianists..continued at Carthage till the end of the fourth century.
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