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▪ I. libellatic, n. Eccl. Hist.|laɪbəˈlætɪk|
[ad. L. libellāticus, f. libellus: see libel n. Cf. F. libellatiques n. pl.]
A Christian who, under persecution, obtained from a magistrate a false certificate that he had sacrificed to the heathen gods.
1873J. C. Robertson Hist. Chr. Ch. (1874) I. 164.
▪ II. † libeˈllatic, a. Obs. rare—1.
In 8 -atick.
[ad. L. libellāticus (cf. prec.): see libel n. and -atic.]
That writes libellous matter.
1715M. Davies Athen. Brit. I. Pref. 81 Those Libellatick Pamphleteers. |