Paulician

English Etymology en gkm Παυλικιανός, from grc Παῦλος + grc -ικός + grc -ιανός, originally most likely in reference to Paul the Apostle, who was held in special esteem by the group. Byzantine heresiologists conventionally traced the term to Paul of Samosata, however, and a link to a Paulician figure known as Paul the Armenian has also been proposed.2022 Carl Dixon The Paulicians: Heresy, Persecution and Warfare on the Byzantine Frontier, c.750–880 Koninklijke Brill 9789004516540 3–4 Noun +ism en historical A follower of Paulicianism. Synonyms en Acephalite Translations follower of Paulicianism Armenian: hy պավլիկյան, hy պավղիկյան Old Armenian: xcl պաւղիկեանք p, xcl պաւղիանոսք p French: fr paulicien m German: de Paulikianer m, de Paulizianer m Greek: Ancient Greek: grc Παυλικιανός Byzantine Hungarian: hu paulikiánus Latin: la Pauliciānus m Polish: pl paulicjanin m-pr, pl paulicjanka f Russian: ru павликианин, ru павлкианец References Anagrams en aaciilnpu uniapical en eponyms