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Laud, Works, p. 86. A few people at convenient distance, no matter how bad company-these, and these only, shall be your life's companions: and all those who are native, congenial, and by many an oath of the heart sacramented to you, are gradually and totally lost. Emerson , Prose Works, II. 461. sacra tion spiritual grace. In the sixteenth century this name was given by the Luther ans and afterward by English reformers to the Zwinglians and Calvinists. 2. A sacramentalist. sacramentarian ism (sak"ra-men-tāʻri-an-izm), n . [ sacramentarian + -ism .] Sacramentarian doctrine and practices: often used opprobriously to indicate extreme views with reference to the nature, value, and efficacy of the sacraments.