- and
Aquitaine held a
synod at
Zaragoza in 380.
Though summoned, the
Priscillianists refused to appear. The
synod pronounced sentence of excommunication...
-
churches of
other parts of Gaul and in
Spain were
being disturbed by the
Priscillianists, an
ascetic sect,
named after its leader, Priscillian. The
First Council...
- Kirche, I, 633), that
Priscillianists are to be
understood by this
mention of Manichæans,
although probably Priscillianists were at
times called Manichæans...
- were celibate, or, if married, continent.
Certain practices of the
Priscillianists are
known through the
condemnatory canons issued by the 380 synod,...
-
Manichaeans and
burned their books. He was
equally firm
against the
Priscillianist sect.
Bishop Turibius of Astorga,
astonished at the
spread of the sect...
-
Spain through a
certain Mark from Memphis. St.
Jerome states that the
Priscillianists were
infected with it. The
Thomasine Traditions refers to a
group of...
-
Prophecy into many
smaller categories, one of
which was
Priscillianists.
Epiphanius defined a
Priscillianist as
having particular reverence for
Priscilla as a...
- Arianism, Manichaeism, Gnosticism, Adamites, Donatists, Pelagians, and
Priscillianists In 380
Emperor Theodosius I
established Nicene Christianity as the...
- one of his followers. Many
early Vulgate m****cripts
contain a set of
Priscillianist prologues to the gospels. The
Latin biblical texts in use
before Jerome's...
- In 447, Leo I
taught it in a
letter to a
Spanish bishop and an anti-
Priscillianist council held the same year
proclaimed it. The
argument was
taken a crucial...
