Definition of Petrobrusian in English:

Petrobrusian

noun ˌpɛtrə(ʊ)ˈbruːsɪən

Church History

A follower of the radical heretical preacher Pierre de Bruys, active in southern France early in the 12th cent., who rejected infant baptism, the mass, prayers for the dead, and other externals of worship.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From post-classical Latin Petrobrusiani, plural from Petrus Brusianus, the name in Latin of Pierre de Bruys from Petrus + Brusianus from Brusium, the name in Latin of Bruys (now Bruis), a town in south-eastern France + -anus.

Definition of Petrobrusian in US English:

Petrobrusian

nounˌpɛtrə(ʊ)ˈbruːsɪən

Church History

A follower of the radical heretical preacher Pierre de Bruys, active in southern France early in the 12th cent., who rejected infant baptism, the mass, prayers for the dead, and other externals of worship.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From post-classical Latin Petrobrusiani, plural from Petrus Brusianus, the name in Latin of Pierre de Bruys from Petrus + Brusianus from Brusium, the name in Latin of Bruys (now Bruis), a town in south-eastern France + -anus.

词汇	Petrobrusian
释义	Definition of Petrobrusian in English: Petrobrusian noun ˌpɛtrə(ʊ)ˈbruːsɪən Church History A follower of the radical heretical preacher Pierre de Bruys, active in southern France early in the 12th cent., who rejected infant baptism, the mass, prayers for the dead, and other externals of worship. Origin Mid 16th century. From post-classical Latin Petrobrusiani, plural from Petrus Brusianus, the name in Latin of Pierre de Bruys from Petrus + Brusianus from Brusium, the name in Latin of Bruys (now Bruis), a town in south-eastern France + -anus. Definition of Petrobrusian in US English: Petrobrusian nounˌpɛtrə(ʊ)ˈbruːsɪən Church History A follower of the radical heretical preacher Pierre de Bruys, active in southern France early in the 12th cent., who rejected infant baptism, the mass, prayers for the dead, and other externals of worship. Origin Mid 16th century. From post-classical Latin Petrobrusiani, plural from Petrus Brusianus, the name in Latin of Pierre de Bruys from Petrus + Brusianus from Brusium, the name in Latin of Bruys (now Bruis), a town in south-eastern France + -anus.
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