antipapal
- a word derived from papal.
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Militant antipapal Protestants staged their demonstrations, but they seemed eerily irrelevant in the glow of celebration and history that emanated from the Pope.
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But ever since the middle of the 19th century, Anglo-Catholics have been trying to drop Protestant from the church's title, on the grounds that it had come to mean anti-Catholic rather than antipapal.
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Among them: Giuseppe Mazzini and the notoriously antipapal Giuseppe Garibaldi.
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His Punch cover has survived to the present day, but Dickie himself, furious at Punch's antipapal policy, resigned in 1850 and turned to book illustrations which seldom matched his Punching.
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What a decidedly antipapal character did the Church, which retained most of the hierarchic usages, nevertheless assume!
From A History of England Principally in the Seventeenth Century, Volume I (of 6) by Ranke, Leopold von
