Bagnolians

Bagnolians: Bagˈnolians, n. pl. Eccl. Hist.
Also in L. form ‖ Bagnolenses.

[f. Bagnoles in Languedoc, where they originated.]

A sect of heretics in the 8th century, who rejected the Old and part of the New Testament, and held generally the doctrines of the Manicheans.

1727–51 in Chambers Cycl. in Craig; and mod. Dicts.

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