Lollardryn.
/ˈlɒlədri/ Obsolete exc. Historical.
singular collective and plural. The tenets of the Lollards.
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Lollardry1414
lollingc1418
Lollery1547
Wycliffianism1668
Wycliffism1675
Lollardism1823
Wycliffry1896
1414 Act 2 Hen. V stat. i. c. 7 Heresiez & errours appellez vulgairement Lollardrie.
c1425 Hampole's Psalter Metr. Pref. 49 Copyed has this Sauter ben of yuel men of lollardry.
1479 in J. T. Smith & L. T. Smith Eng. Gilds (1870) 417 To put awey..all maner heresies and errours, clepid openly lolladries.
a1508 Kennedy in Bannatyne Poems (Hunterian Club) 144 The schip of faith..Dryvis in the see of Lollerdry that blawis.
1651 N. Bacon Contin. Hist. Disc. Govt. 160 The former opinions then knowne onely by the generall name of Heresie, are now baptized, by the new name of Lollardry.
1884 J. L. Wilson Life Wycliffe viii. 112 John of Gaunt, Lord Latimer, and the Lady Alice Perrers were all tinged with Lollardry.
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