- Religions-Edict, das
Das Religiōns-Edíct, des -es, plur. die -e, ein die Religion betreffendes Edict; in engerer Bedeutung, ein Edict, worin die Religion eines Landes bestimmt und festgesetzet wird.
http://www.zeno.org/Adelung-1793. 1793–1801.
Religions-Edict, das
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