smectymnuan

smectymnuan
I. \\smekˈtimnəwən\ noun (-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Smectymnuus, pseudonym formed from the initials of Stephan Marshall died 1635, Edmund Calamy died 1666, Thomas Young died 1655, Matthew Newcomen died 1669, and William Spurstowe died 1666 British Presbyterian clergymen + English -an
1. : one of a group of five 17th century English Presbyterian clergymen collaborating in a pamphlet attacking the episcopacy
2. : an adherent of the Smectymnuans
II. adjective
Usage: usually capitalized
: of or relating to the Smectymnuans

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  • Smectymnuus — ▪ religious historian       acronym under which was published (1641) in England a book upholding the Presbyterian (Reformed and Presbyterian churches) theory of the ministry in answer to the Anglican bishop Joseph Hall s (Hall, Joseph) A Humble… …   Universalium

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