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Solifidian, sol-i-fid′i-an, n. one who holds that faith alone is what is necessary for justification.—adj. holding this view.—n.

No Solifidian can believe the particular Narrations of their Barbarism, and Cruelty in those Countreys.

How deeply the solifidian doctrine had penetrated into the very bosom of the church was revealed by the storminess of the debate.

To Donne's exposition the heroic Solifidian, Martin Luther himself, would have subscribed, hand and heart.

In the third place march their adventures; the Roundheads' legends, the rebels' romance; stories of a larger size than the ears of their sect, able to strangle the belief of a Solifidian.