Lexicon:Psychopannychia
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| Citation: | psychopannychia |
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| Language: | Greek |
| References: | The Letter of Marque, page 80 |
| Meaning: | sleep of the soul |
Notes:
'sleep' here implies a state halfway between wakefulness and death. The concept, popular with the 16th century Anabaptist sect, is more usually associated with John Calvin, who wrote a book of the same title arguing against the belief, than with the 17th century English divine Dr John Gauden.
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