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Pepuzians were
distinguished from
other Montanists for
despising those not
living in the new Jerusalem. The
Montanist movement spread rapidly to
other regions...
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publication now in the
public domain: Smith, William, ed. (1870). "Proclus, a
Montanist Teacher".
Dictionary of Gr**** and
Roman Biography and Mythology. v t e...
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grounds for
including Saint Soter and
Saint Caius among the martyrs." The
Montanist movement,
which originated in Asia Minor, made its way to Rome and Gaul...
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later rejected by the Church.
According to Jerome, he
later joined the
Montanist sect and may have apostasized; however,
modern scholars dispute this....
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Blastus was a 2nd-century
leader of the
Roman Montanists, a
presbyter in Rome and a Quartodeciman,
however likely born in Alexandria.
Blastus caused a...
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identification of the P****ion text as
Montanist less likely. The editor's
additions may be an
attempt to
validate Montanist beliefs,
praising prophecy and visionary...
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until Gratian (375–383)
relinquished it. Tertullian, when he had
become a
Montanist, used the
title derisively of
either the pope or the
bishop of Carthage...
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which spread all over the
Roman Empire. The
Montanist patriarch resided at Pepuza, and the
Montanists expected the
heavenly Jerusalem to
descend to...
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appears along with Maximilla,
referring to two
female leaders of the
Montanist movement of the 2nd
century AD. The name
appears in
English literature...
- Máxima Acuña,
Peruvian activist Maximilla, also
known as Maxima,
early Montanist figure Maxima and minima, the
highest and
lowest values of a function...
