Sabbatine
adjective
Sab·ba·tine
ˈsabəˌtīn,
-tēn
: of, relating to, or constituting an indulgence granted the Carmelite order and its confraternities based originally on a spurious bull of 1322 promising liberation from Purgatory the Saturday after death, ratified in modified form by later popes, and promising the intercession of the Virgin Mary to those observing given conditions
the Sabbatine privilege
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin sabbatinus of the sabbath, from Latin sabbatum sabbath + -inus -ine