Meanings of become a papist in English

Spira was filled with remorse and despair for having been induced, by improper motives, to become a papist.-Ed.

He could not bear to think of his brother having married a foreigner- apapist , afisherman'sdaughter; nay, of his having become a papist himself.

Though James has become a Papist, he will not interfere with the rights and privileges of his Protestant subjects.

He was originally an Armenian, and, thirty years before had become a Papist, and carried over one hundred houses with him.

This lady had not scrupled to state it as a fact in her certain knowledge that Mrs. Baske was become a Papist.

He had been a Protestant, but, for some unworthy motives, became a Papist, and was visited with the most awful compunctions of conscience.