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doctrinally the
Paulicians were a
largely conventional Christian reform movement unrelated to any of
these currents. The
founder of the
Paulicians is traditionally...
- put
towards the
Paulicians, such as
rejection of the
writings of
Peter the
Apostle and the Old Testament, and
argued that the
Paulicians held to the orthodox...
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Armenia in the 7th century, the
Paulicians,
throughout Asia Minor. In response,
under their then
leader Karbeas, the
Paulicians fled
across the
border to the...
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Hristo (2019). "Continuity
between Early Paulicianism and the Seventeenth-Century
Bulgarian Paulicians:the
Paulician Legend of Rome and the
Ritualof the Baptism...
- However, it is not
certain that the
Paulicians were Dualistic, as in the Key of
Truth it is said that: "The
Paulicians are not
dualists in any
other sense...
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morphologically identical to the
Paulician dialect (Banat
Bulgarian dialect). The dialect's name
derives from the
Paulicians,
believed to be the ancestors...
- Bugari), also
known as
Bulgarian Roman Catholics and
Bulgarians Paulicians or
simply as
Paulicians, are a
distinct Bulgarian minority group which since the Chiprovtsi...
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considered they are
descendants of
native Eastern Orthodox Bulgarians, and
Paulicians who also
previously converted to
Orthodoxy and Catholicism, who converted...
- was
fought in 872 or 878
between the
Byzantine Empire and the
Paulicians. The
Paulicians were a
Christian sect which—****cuted by the
Byzantine state—had...
- 1898.
Conybeare claimed that the text was a
servicebook of the
medieval Paulicians, and it
contains a rite of
adult baptism with
water and
conscious omission...
