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Socinian, n. and a.|səʊˈsɪnɪən|
[ad. mod.L. Socinian-us, f. Socinus, Latinized form of the Italian surname Soz(z)ini. Cf. F. Socinien.]
A. n. One of a sect founded by Lælius and Faustus Socinus, two Italian theologians of the 16th century, who denied the divinity of Christ.
1645E. Pagitt Heresiogr. Ep. Ded. (ed. 2) B 3, We have also Socinians, who teach that Christ dyed not to satisfie for our sins. 1651Baxter Inf. Bapt. 177 The Socinians say that..the Doctrine of the Trinity is of Antichrist. 1673Milton True Relig. Wks. 1851 V. 410 The Arian and Socinian are charg'd to dispute against the Trinity. 1733Neal Hist. Purit. II. 99 He died a professed Socinian. 1810Crabbe Borough iv. 258 True Independents: while they Calvin hate, They heed as little what Socinians state. 1866Liddon Bampton Lect. i. (1875) 15 Socinians..assert that Jesus Christ is merely man.
Comb.1698F. B. Free but Modest Censure 31 It is very invidious to go a Socinian-hunting.
B. adj. Pertaining to the Socinians or their creed.
1694(title), A Brief Account of the Socinian Trinity. a1704T. Brown Dial. Dead Wks. 1711 IV. 70 All the Socinian Treatises that stole into the World. 1794Hurd Life Bp. Warburton 119 Next to infidels professed, there was no set of writers he treated with less ceremony, than the Socinian. 1842Penny Cycl. XXII. 119/2 This measure..was followed by the abolition of the two remaining Socinian schools. 1865Pusey Truth Ch. Eng. 13 The infidel or Socinian press in England. |