Molinos
[muh-lee-nohs; Spanish maw-lee-naws]
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noun
Mi·guel de [mee-gel de] /miˈgɛl dɛ/, c1640–c95, Spanish priest and mystic: chief exponent of quietism.
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Historical Examples of molinos
Petrucci responded vigorously, while Molinos remained silent.
A History of the Inquisition of Spain; vol. 4Henry Charles Lea
The Jesuits, however, were not the only body interested in the downfall of Molinos.
A History of the Inquisition of Spain; vol. 4Henry Charles Lea
Books were also written by some of the Jesuits against Molinos and his method; but they were all answered with spirit by Molinos.
Fox's Book of MartyrsJohn Foxe
One of the society had, indeed, approved of Molinos' book but the rest took care he should not be again seen at Rome.
Fox's Book of MartyrsJohn Foxe
The great reputation acquired by Molinos and Petrucci, occasioned a daily increase of the Quietists.
Fox's Book of MartyrsJohn Foxe