dulciness

[Lat. dulcis =sweet; Eng. suff. -ne .] Sweetne , softne , mildre , or easine of temper or disposition. Dul-çin-Ist, s. [Named after the founder, Dul cin(us); Eng. suff. -ist .] Ch. Hist .: One of a sect, followers of Dulcinus, a layman of Lombardy in the fourteenth century. He taught that each of the three persons of the Trinity had a certain term or period of reign: that of the Father extending up to the birth of Christ; that of the Son up to the year 1300 A. D.; and that that of the Holy Ghost then began. He was burnt by order of Pope Clement IV.