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It seems that even the smallest encouragement by circumstances or fanatics is enough to set off chiliastic impulses - the behaviour associated with the end of thousand-year periods but not confined to exact millennia.— On Line Opinion - Latest Articles
Primitive Christianity was marked by great chiliastic enthusiasm, traces of which may be found in the New Testament.— A Source Book for Ancient Church History
John, Apostle, death of, 9, 10; chiliastic teaching, 26 _f.— A Source Book for Ancient Church History
Papias, chiliastic ideas of, 25 _f.— A Source Book for Ancient Church History
Nor does this nation appear any further even in the chiliastic train of thought.— History of Dogma, Volume 2 (of 7)
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