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  • 41church-papist — …

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  • 42Papismus — Papist (auch Romanist) ist eine von dem Wort „Papst“ abgeleitete, abwertend gemeinte Bezeichnung für Katholiken durch andere, vor allem protestantische Christen. Vereinzelt wird er auch von katholischen Kirchen Kritikern selbst verwendet, die… …

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  • 43papism — papist chiefly derogatory ► NOUN 1) a Roman Catholic. 2) a supporter of the papacy. ► ADJECTIVE 1) Roman Catholic. 2) supporting the papacy. DERIVATIVES papism noun papistry noun …

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  • 44papistry — papist chiefly derogatory ► NOUN 1) a Roman Catholic. 2) a supporter of the papacy. ► ADJECTIVE 1) Roman Catholic. 2) supporting the papacy. DERIVATIVES papism noun papistry noun …

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  • 45papistic — adjective of or relating to or supporting Romanism the Roman Catholic Church • Syn: ↑Roman, ↑R.C., ↑Romanist, ↑romish, ↑Roman Catholic, ↑popish, ↑papist, ↑papistical …

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  • 46papistical — adjective of or relating to or supporting Romanism the Roman Catholic Church • Syn: ↑Roman, ↑R.C., ↑Romanist, ↑romish, ↑Roman Catholic, ↑popish, ↑papist, ↑papistic …

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  • 47R.C. — adjective of or relating to or supporting Romanism the Roman Catholic Church • Syn: ↑Roman, ↑Romanist, ↑romish, ↑Roman Catholic, ↑popish, ↑papist, ↑papistic, ↑papis …

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  • 48papiste — [ papist ] n. • 1526; de pape ♦ Péj. Personne qui se soumet à l autorité du pape. ♢ Catholique romain (spécialtdans le langage des polémistes protestants, du XVIe au XIXe s.). ● papiste …

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  • 49William Petre — Sir William Petre (circa 1505 – 1572) was born in Devon in 1505 and educated as a lawyer at Exeter College, Oxford. He became a public servant, probably through the influence of the Boleyns, one of whom, George, he had tutored at Oxford and… …

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