"gomarist" meaning in Dutch

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          "english": "Thus it came to pass amongst the members of the congregation in Amsterdam on the 12th February 1617, when a new sect arose, calling themselves the Arminians, and began to preach a false, pestilential doctrine of a new form of Geuzenry, by which Holland and Zeeland have been grievously infected; these new Geuzen had gathered in a barn or farmhouse on the 12th February in Amsterdam, and were preaching there; the Calvinists, who are the old Geuzen, now calling themselves the Gomarists, came with sheer violence and stormed the warehouse, smashing all the panes and windows to smithereens, and demanded of the preacher why he now taught differently from as he had done before, and began to beat him with their fists, and tore the clothes from his body, and pelted him with mud, stones and filth, so that he looked like Lucifer; he then fled into a burgher's house, they intended to throw him into the water; they all took the chairs and benches, broke the windows of the farmhouse and the pulpits, smashed them to pieces and then threw them into the water; there was great commotion and turmoil in the town.",
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          "text": "Soo ist ghebeurt nv lest-leden binnen Amsterdam den xij. Februarij 1617. als datter een nieuwe secte is ende noemen haer de Armenianen,^([sic]) ende hebben begost te preken een valsche Pestilentiale leeringe van nieuwe Geuserije, waer van Hollant ende Zeelant seer is besmet, dese nieuwe Geusen zijn vergaert geweest in eenen spicker oft pachuys den xij. Februarij binnen Amsterdam, ende hebben daer ghepreeckt, de Calvinisten d'welck sijn de oude Geusen die haer nv noemen de Gommaristen zyn ghecomen met louter ghewelt ende het Packhuys bestormt, ende allen de ghelasen ende vensters om stucken ghesmeten, ende den Predicant ghevraecht waerom hy nv anders leerden als hy te voren ghedaen hadde, ende begosten hem te smyten met vuysten, ende de kleeren van zyn lijf ghescheurt, ende wierpen hem met slijck, steenen ende vuylicheyt, dat hy sach als Luycifer, hy nam noch de vlucht in een Borghers huys, sy meynden hem int water te smijten, sy namen allen de stoelen ende bancken, de vensters vant Pack-huys de Preeckstoelen brakent ende smetent in stucken ende voorts int water gheworpen, daer was een groot ghetier ende beroerte in de stadt.",
          "translation": "Thus it came to pass amongst the members of the congregation in Amsterdam on the 12th February 1617, when a new sect arose, calling themselves the Arminians, and began to preach a false, pestilential doctrine of a new form of Geuzenry, by which Holland and Zeeland have been grievously infected; these new Geuzen had gathered in a barn or farmhouse on the 12th February in Amsterdam, and were preaching there; the Calvinists, who are the old Geuzen, now calling themselves the Gomarists, came with sheer violence and stormed the warehouse, smashing all the panes and windows to smithereens, and demanded of the preacher why he now taught differently from as he had done before, and began to beat him with their fists, and tore the clothes from his body, and pelted him with mud, stones and filth, so that he looked like Lucifer; he then fled into a burgher's house, they intended to throw him into the water; they all took the chairs and benches, broke the windows of the farmhouse and the pulpits, smashed them to pieces and then threw them into the water; there was great commotion and turmoil in the town.",
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          "english": "Thus it came to pass amongst the members of the congregation in Amsterdam on the 12th February 1617, when a new sect arose, calling themselves the Arminians, and began to preach a false, pestilential doctrine of a new form of Geuzenry, by which Holland and Zeeland have been grievously infected; these new Geuzen had gathered in a barn or farmhouse on the 12th February in Amsterdam, and were preaching there; the Calvinists, who are the old Geuzen, now calling themselves the Gomarists, came with sheer violence and stormed the warehouse, smashing all the panes and windows to smithereens, and demanded of the preacher why he now taught differently from as he had done before, and began to beat him with their fists, and tore the clothes from his body, and pelted him with mud, stones and filth, so that he looked like Lucifer; he then fled into a burgher's house, they intended to throw him into the water; they all took the chairs and benches, broke the windows of the farmhouse and the pulpits, smashed them to pieces and then threw them into the water; there was great commotion and turmoil in the town.",
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