Fraticelli

plural noun

Frat·i·cel·li

ˌfratəˈchelē

: any of several small Christian sects existing chiefly in Italy from the 13th to the 15th centuries and having some connection with the Franciscans: such as

: a band of seceders from the Franciscan order under the leadership of Angelo de Clareno (1247–1337)

: the Spirituals or Spiritual Franciscans who revolted against the order and defied many popes

: the followers of Michael of Cesena (1270–1342) who defended a theory of poverty and property for monks and ecclesiastics generally

Word History

Etymology

Italian, plural of fraticello, literally, little brother, diminutive of frate brother

单词	Fraticelli
释义	Fraticelli plural noun Frat·i·cel·li ˌfratəˈchelē : any of several small Christian sects existing chiefly in Italy from the 13th to the 15th centuries and having some connection with the Franciscans: such as a : a band of seceders from the Franciscan order under the leadership of Angelo de Clareno (1247–1337) b : the Spirituals or Spiritual Franciscans who revolted against the order and defied many popes c : the followers of Michael of Cesena (1270–1342) who defended a theory of poverty and property for monks and ecclesiastics generally Word History Etymology Italian, plural of fraticello, literally, little brother, diminutive of frate brother
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