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Lullian, a.|ˈlʌlɪən|
[f. proper name Lulli-us + -ian.]
Of or belonging to the mystical philosophy of Lullius (Raymund Lull 1234–1315).
1653R. Sanders (title) Physiognomie and Chiromancie..the subject of dreams, divinative, steganographical and Lullian Sciences, etc. 1669Phil. Trans. IV. 1093 To show the Defects and Difficulties in the famous Lullian Art. 1933Times Lit. Suppl. 29 June 433/2 No records remain to us of the early Centenaries, but their nature can be safely deduced from that of the Lullian cult, which was practised for hundreds of years both in Majorca and on the mainland. 1946E. A. Peers Fool of Love vii. 108 He rifled the Lullian library of the College of Sapiencia. Ibid. 109 With Pasqual began a new orientation of Lullian studies.
Hence † Lullianist = Lullist.
1610B. Jonson Alch. ii. i, Sub... Who are you? Ana. A faithful Brother... Sub. What's that? A Lullianist? a Ripley? Filius Artis? Can you sublime and dulcifie? |