quintIc

[Lat. quint us=fifth.] [QUANTIC.] quin-tile, s. [Lat. quint us =fifth.] Astrol.: The aspect of planets when distant from each other the fifth part of the zodiac, or 72°. Quin-til-I-an, Quin-til-li-an, s. [See def.] Church Hist. ( pl . ): Followers of Quintilia, of Carthage, a Mon tanist lady, living in the second century, reputed to be a prophete . They used bread and cheese in the Eucharist, and allowed women to become priests and bishops. Tertullian wrote against them.