taborite

taborite
(ta-bo-ri-t') s. m.
Membre d'une secte de hussites, qui refusa d'accepter quatre articles acceptés par les calixtins et réglés dans le concile de Bâle.
   Ainsi dit des retranchements ou tabor dont ils se servaient dans la guerre. Tabor est un mot turc adopté par les Cosaques et les Slaves, signifiant un camp de chariots.

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