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- aphthartos, "incorruptible" and δοκεῖν, dokein, "to seem"), also called Julianists or Phantasiasts by their opponents, were members of a 6th-century Non-Chalcedonian...
- Aphthartodocetae, Phantasiasts or, after their leader Julian of Halicarn****us, Julianists believed "that the body of Christ, from the very moment of his conception...
- Fraticelli Heresy of the Judaizers Joachimites Josephines Jovinianism Julianists Gaianites Migetians Orléans heresy Pasagians Paulicianism Astati Pneumatomachi...
- and of the lower classes in the city of Alexandria itself. In 535, the Julianists elected as patriarch the archdeacon Gai****, while their rivals the Severans...
- closely connected to the Julianist heresy, which spread in Egypt during the papacy of Pope Timothy III of Alexandria. The Julianists believed in the incorruptibility...
- Dioscorians and Petrites; Acephali, who are subdivided into three sects; Julianists, who are subdivided into three sects; and Severans or Theodosians, who...
- jizya (tax) on the Barsanuphians and other schismatics (Gaianites and Julianists). This had the intended effect of bringing many back into the patriarch's...
- the time were the Severans, followers of Severus of Antioch, and the Julianists, followers of Julian of Halicarn****us. The former elected the deacon Theodosius...
- Athanasius forbade priests from baptising or giving the Eucharist to Julianists, Nestorians, and other sects. The encyclical also expressed Athanasius'...
- and on 7 September, a union with the Julianists was agreed after a creed co-written by Quriaqos and the Julianist patriarch Gabriel was accepted. It was...