Henricians
Henricians is the plural of Henrician.
Meaning of Henrician
Noun
Henrician (plural Henricians)
- A supporter or follower of someone named Henry, especially a king.
- Contemporary with St. Bernard’s mission to Languedoc is a letter addressed to him by Evervin, Provost of Steinfeld, imploring his aid against heretics recently discovered at Cologne—some Manichseans and others, evidently Henricians, who had betrayed themselves by their mutual quarrels. These...1887, Henry Charles Lea, “Heresy”, in A History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages, volume I, New York, N.Y.: Harper & Brothers, […], →OCLC, page 72
Questions about Henricians
- What is Henricians the plural of?
- Henricians is the plural of Henrician.
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