a. Obs. [f. L. Allobrogic-us of the Allobroges + -AL.] An epithet applied in 17th c. to Presbyterians or Calvinists, in allusion to the fact that Geneva was anciently a town of the Allobroges.
1640. Bp. Hall, Episc., III. § 5. 245. See on what shelves of land this late Allobrogicall device is erected.
1646. Burden of Issach., in Phenix (1708), II. 265. Altho this allobrogical Brood maintain Parity, there be notwithstanding some few Patriarchs who rule and over-rule all.
