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<p> Ascodroupites (or. Ascodroutes) </p> <p> were a heretical sect of the 2d century which sprang from the Marcosians. They rejected the sacraments, maintaining that spiritual things could be communicated by visible and corporeal means (Theodoret, Haeret. Fab. I, 10:11). See Bingham, [[Christian]] Antiquities, (Index). </p> | <p> Ascodroupites (or. Ascodroutes) </p> <p> were a heretical sect of the 2d century which sprang from the Marcosians. They rejected the sacraments, maintaining that spiritual things could be communicated by visible and corporeal means (Theodoret, Haeret. Fab. I, 10:11). See Bingham, [[Christian]] Antiquities, (Index). </p> | ||
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Ascodroupites (Or. Ascodroutes) [1]
Ascodroupites (or. Ascodroutes)
were a heretical sect of the 2d century which sprang from the Marcosians. They rejected the sacraments, maintaining that spiritual things could be communicated by visible and corporeal means (Theodoret, Haeret. Fab. I, 10:11). See Bingham, Christian Antiquities, (Index).
