[Footnote 29: Bulgari, Boulgres, Bougres, a national
appellation, has been applied by the French as a term of
reproach to usurers and unnatural sinners. The Paterini, or
Patelini, has been made to signify a smooth and flattering
hypocrite, such as l'Avocat Patelin of that original and
pleasant farce, (Ducange, Gloss. Latinitat. Medii et Infimi
Aevi.) The Manichaeans were likewise named Cathari or the
pure, by corruption. Gazari, &c.]