patricidal

[Eng. patricid (e); al.] Of or pertaining to patricide or parricide; parricidal. păt-ri-çide, subst. [Lat. pater (gen it. patris ) a father; cædo (in comp. cido ) =to kill.] 1. The murder of a father; parricide. 2. The murderer of a father; a parricide. Church Hist .: One who held either of the forms of Patrıpa i an ism (q.v.). [MONARCH I AN, B.] Pā-tri-păs'-si-an-Ism, s. [Eng. Pat rip a i an ; -ismu Church Hist.: The teaching that God the Father became incarnate, and suffered for the redemption of man. It may be of two kinds: (1) Substituting, in the person of Jesus, the one undistinguished God for the divine nature of the Word; (2) attributing pa ibility to the Godhead. The former view was held by the Noëtians, Praxeans, and