"indulgencer" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1820, John Eagleton, Friendly Cautions to Youth, page 20:",
          "text": "Criminal indulgencers boast, it is true, of their exploits of love, and gallant achievements.",
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          "ref": "1926, Reginald Farrer, On the Eaves of the World - Volume 2, page 273:",
          "text": "With endless opportunities for illicit gains in every kind, these horse-leeches are the pardoners and indulgencers of China, and as popular here as their prototypes in the literature of our Middle Ages.",
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          "ref": "1928, William Thomson Hastings, Contemporary Essays, page 90:",
          "text": "There is a situation that demands the services of a kind-hearted indulgencer.",
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        "One who indulges; one who offers indulgence."
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          "ref": "1656, John Trapp, A Commentary Or Exposition Upon All the Books of the New Testament:",
          "text": "As if God should say to Papists, Go to your Indulgencers, pardon-mongers, Aneylers: or to carnal Gospellers, Go to your parasitical-preachers, that have soothed you up in your sins (and ye loved to have it so) or at the best, have shot off a few pot-guns onely against gross sins, and licked you whole again presently with, I hope better things of you, &c.",
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          "ref": "1844, Joshua Stopford, Pagano-Papismus: or, an Exact Parallel between Rome-Pagan, and Rome-Christian:",
          "text": "This cannot be understood literally; for it were a weak reason, because thy merchants are great men, therefore thou shalt be destroyed : by merchants therefore we must understand Rome's factors, the Pope's indulgencers, and other officers of his exchequer.",
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        "One who brokers papal indulgences."
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