scholasticizedadj.

1864 W. R. Alger Crit. Hist. Doctr. Future Life v. iv. 515 Indeed, the doctrine, in its whole naked and frightful extent, is necessarily, in strict logic, an integral part of the great system of the popular Christianity,—that is, Christianity as falsely interpreted, paganized, and scholasticized.

1894 Dial 1 May 275/2 After centuries of scholasticized Aristotle..it is the laudable achievement of the last half century to have laid the foundations of a more vitalized and progressive logic.

1923 Edinb. Rev. Jan. 101 Dioscorides, the drug-monger, appealed to scholasticised minds for centuries.

1927 W. R. Inge Protestantism 12 This philosophy, already scholasticised by Proclus, became..a coherent body of doctrine.

2002 R. J. Richards Romantic Conception Life x. 334 In October 1765, at age sixteen, Goethe matriculated at Leipzig... He tried philosophy, but the scholasticized versions of Leibniz and Wolff ‘simply refused to become clear to me’.