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Meanings of montanists in English
2Nd century Christian movement.
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Examples for "phrygians"
Examples for "phrygians"
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Was the steel thus dreadful to all the Phrygians at Troy also?
2
The Armenians were armed just like the Phrygians, being settlers from the Phrygians.
3
I hoped he would make those Phrygians run all the way.
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We have allies all around us-theDardanians, the Phrygians ready to provide help.
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She who utterly destroyed Greece as well as the Phrygians themselves?
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See them vindicated from the suspicion of Montanism, by O{}, Vindicæ Act.
2
Of Montanism, of the Paschal controversy, of the developed Gnostic heresies of this period, it says nothing.
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Montanism appeared whilst Gnosticism was yet in its full strength, and this gloomy fanaticism created intense agitation.
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Rome's position was a protest against Montanism.
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Contents: Tertullian and Montanism.
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3: The Paulianists and Cataphrygians used not to baptize in the name of the Trinity.
Usage of montanists in English
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Even Justinian, about A.D. 530, enacts laws against the Montanists or Tertullianists.
2
The martyrs appear to have been Montanists.
3
The Montanists, towards the termination of the second century, created much confusion by their extravagant doctrines and their claims to inspiration.
4
These orthodox theologians had outlawed the pessimistic visions of the Gnostics, Marcionites and Montanists and had settled for the middle road.
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The last of these works was against the Montanists and their pretended prophets, who began to appear in Phrygia about the year 171.
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The Montanists launched in the second century a movement, borne along on a mountain-wave of enthusiasm, for a "spiritual" Church composed only of "spiritual" persons.
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