- Relapsus
Relapsus (lat.), 1) Rückfall; 2) ein Zurückgefallener, bes. in Ketzerei Zurückgefallener; von der Inquisition wurden dieselben ohne Verhör zum Feuertode verdammt.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Relapsus
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