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Prozymite Eccl. Hist.|ˈprɒzɪmaɪt|
[ad. late Gr. προζυµίτης, f. προζύµιον leaven, f. πρό before, etc. + ζύµη leaven.]
One who uses leavened bread in the Eucharist: a hostile appellation for members of the Greek Church. (Cf. Azymite.)
1850Torrey Neander's Ch. Hist. VI. 418 [At Byzantium in 1054] The two parties called each other by the heretical names, Azymites and Prozymites. 1880Libr. Univ. Knowl. (U.S.) II. 76 The Latins retorted [to the stigma ‘azymites’] with ‘prozymites’. |