[f. proper name Lull (see LULLIAN) + -IST.] A follower of Raymund Lull.
1569. J. Sanford, trans. Agrippa’s Van. Artes, 2 b. A prating Lullist.
1596. Plat, Jewell-ho., III. 89. These yong gallants were right ioyful of this good successse, desiring nothing more then to become Lullistes.
1711. King, trans. Naude’s Ref. Politics, iv. 138. Let some Alchymist,… Lullist, or Cabalist begin to show their tricks.
1839. Penny Cycl., XIV. 195/1. The ‘Ars Magna Lulli, or the Lullian Art,’ which found a few admirers who styled themselves Lullists [etc.].
