Apotactics

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title: Apotactics
text: The Apotactics or Apotactites were a Christian sect in the western and southern parts of Asia Minor starting in about the third century. They were also known as Apostolics, because they attempted to follow the manner of life of the Twelve Apostles. Epiphanius of Salamis, writing in the fourth century, considered the Apotactics to be related to the Tatians, Encratites, and Cathari; the fifth-century Codex Theodosianus considered them a branch of the Manichaeans. In addition to a strict renunciati
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description: Early Christian sect
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