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Petrobrusian Ch. Hist.|pɛtrəʊˈbruːsɪən|
[ad. L. Petrobrusiani pl., f. name of Pierre de Bruys (Petrus Brusianus), f. Bruys (Brusium).]
A member of a sect founded by Peter or Pierre de Bruys in the South of France early in the 12th century, who rejected infant baptism, transubstantiation, and the worship of the cross, and opposed the building of churches, the observance of fasts, sacred music, etc.
c1559R. Hall Life Fisher in Fisher's Wks. (E.E.T.S.) 135 Petrus Clinacensis against the..Petrobrussians. 1686A. Horneck Crucif. Jesus xv. 357 Petrus Cluniacensis having understood of the Petrobrusians, that they had a communion but once a year, thus expostulates with them. 1727–41Chambers Cycl. s.v., F. Langlois objects manicheism to the Petrobrussians. 1889W. B. Carpenter Perm. Elem. Relig. iii. 116 The Petrobrusians, the Apostolical brethren, and the Waldenses have been recognised as possessing common aims. |