Priscillianism
noun
Pris·cil·lian·ism
-yəˌnizəm
plural -s
: the teachings of Priscillian, bishop of Avila, who was condemned, put to torture, and beheaded with four companions on charges of heresy involving leanings toward Manichaeism, docetism, and modalism see priscillianist
Word History
Etymology
Priscillian †a.d. 385 Spanish religious reformer + English -ism