† Catharann.
Obsolete.
One who professes superior purity; a puritan; a name applied to various sects, as the Novatians, Paulicians, Waldenses; also, like Catharist n., to the English Puritans.
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Catharite1555
hot gospeller1562
puritan1565
precisian1571
Catharan1573
Puritant1580
disciplinarian1591
disciplinary1593
Catharist1600
saint1612
Perfectist1618
Cathar1637
prick ear1642
Jacobite1654
Catharinian1657
perfect1669
methodist1758
Perfectus1832
puritanizer1847
wowser1899
1573 J. Whitgift Replye to Answere Whitgifte 13 Puritanes or Catharans.
1585 T. Rogers Eng. Creede: 1st Pt. (new ed.) 57 The Catharans..who thinke the people of God be regenerate into a pure and Angellical state.
1656 T. Blount Glossographia Catharians, were a branch of the Novatian Hereticks.
Derivatives
Cathaˈrinian n.
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society > faith > sect > Christianity > Protestantism > Puritanism > [noun] > person
Catharite1555
hot gospeller1562
puritan1565
precisian1571
Catharan1573
Puritant1580
disciplinarian1591
disciplinary1593
Catharist1600
saint1612
Perfectist1618
Cathar1637
prick ear1642
Jacobite1654
Catharinian1657
perfect1669
methodist1758
Perfectus1832
puritanizer1847
wowser1899
1657 J. Gaule Sapientia Justificata 10 So [maintain] the Pighians and Catharinians.
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