Paulian noun. ['pɔ:lɪǝn] LME.
[ecclesiastical Latin Paulianus, from Latin Paulus Paul: see -IAN.]
Ecclesiastical History. A member of a sect founded by Paul of Samosata in the 3rd cent. AD, which rejected the separate personalities of the Logos and the Holy Spirit and denied Christ's pre-existence.
Also
■ Paulianist noun L17.

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