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Nazarenism|ˈnæzəriːnɪz(ə)m|
[f. Nazarene a. and n.]
1. The principles or doctrines of early Christianity.
1892T. H. Huxley Let. in J. S. Huxley Ess. Pop. Sci. (1926) 161, I have a great respect for the Nazarenism of Jesus—very little for later ‘Christianity’. 1923Expository Times Nov. 73/2 Here..the story of Jesus ends, and the story of Nazarenism begins.
2. The characteristics or artistic principles of the Nazarene school of artists.
1895E. Dowson et al. tr. Muther's Hist. Modern Painting I. vi. 229 It was of no avail to him [sc. Phiip Veit] that he mingled with his Nazarenism a certain air of the world. 1947A. Einstein Mus. Romantic Era iv. 36 The Protestant church turned back to Bach..; the Catholic went back still further, to Palestrina and his time, in whose style it fostered a new musical Nazarenism, comparable to the Pre-Raphaelitism of the English school of painters. 1960R. H. Boothroyd tr. Novotny's Painting & Sculpture Europe 1780–1880 vi. 69 In the strange mixture of styles pervading his paintings of saints there appear a kind of return to the beginnings of Nazarene and Romantic principles and a breaking down of the narrow confines of academic Nazarenism reminiscent even of Blake. |