Definition of phantasiast in English:

phantasiast

noun fanˈteɪzɪast

1Church History. Chiefly with capital initial. A Docetist who held that Christ's body was only a phantasm, not a material substance.
2A person who deals in or has knowledge of fantasies. rare.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Baxter (1615–1691), ejected minister and religious writer. From post-classical Latin phantasiasta a Docetist who held that Christ's body was only a phantasm, not a material substance, or its etymon Byzantine Greek ϕαντασιαστής (recorded in plural ϕαντασιασταί) from ancient Greek ϕαντασία + -αστής, suffix forming agent nouns; compare Hellenistic Greek ϕαντασιάζεσθαι to be presented to the mind.

Definition of phantasiast in US English:

phantasiast

nounfanˈteɪzɪast

1Church History. Chiefly with capital initial. A Docetist who held that Christ's body was only a phantasm, not a material substance.
2A person who deals in or has knowledge of fantasies. rare.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Baxter (1615–1691), ejected minister and religious writer. From post-classical Latin phantasiasta a Docetist who held that Christ's body was only a phantasm, not a material substance, or its etymon Byzantine Greek ϕαντασιαστής (recorded in plural ϕαντασιασταί) from ancient Greek ϕαντασία + -αστής, suffix forming agent nouns; compare Hellenistic Greek ϕαντασιάζεσθαι to be presented to the mind.

单词	phantasiast
释义	Definition of phantasiast in English: phantasiast noun fanˈteɪzɪast 1Church History. Chiefly with capital initial. A Docetist who held that Christ's body was only a phantasm, not a material substance. 2A person who deals in or has knowledge of fantasies. rare. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Baxter (1615–1691), ejected minister and religious writer. From post-classical Latin phantasiasta a Docetist who held that Christ's body was only a phantasm, not a material substance, or its etymon Byzantine Greek ϕαντασιαστής (recorded in plural ϕαντασιασταί) from ancient Greek ϕαντασία + -αστής, suffix forming agent nouns; compare Hellenistic Greek ϕαντασιάζεσθαι to be presented to the mind. Definition of phantasiast in US English: phantasiast nounfanˈteɪzɪast 1Church History. Chiefly with capital initial. A Docetist who held that Christ's body was only a phantasm, not a material substance. 2A person who deals in or has knowledge of fantasies. rare. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Baxter (1615–1691), ejected minister and religious writer. From post-classical Latin phantasiasta a Docetist who held that Christ's body was only a phantasm, not a material substance, or its etymon Byzantine Greek ϕαντασιαστής (recorded in plural ϕαντασιασταί) from ancient Greek ϕαντασία + -αστής, suffix forming agent nouns; compare Hellenistic Greek ϕαντασιάζεσθαι to be presented to the mind.
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