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 1  3  |      later centuries, through the sect of the Manichees, as far
 2  4,3|           accepted by the ascetic sect of the Encratites, and quotes
 3  4,4|        the document of an obscure sect. The canon list known as
 4  4,5|          being used by the Jewish sect of the Nazaraeans, or Nazarenes,
 5  4,9|  schismatic views of the Ebionite sect.~ Symmachus, the first Christian
 6  4,9|         Jewish Christians of that sect. It is probable that these
 7  8,3|         founder, of the Encratite sect, discouraging marriage and
 8  8,4|            Marcion's book and his sect continued to flourish with
 9 10,4|          as arising from a Jewish sect, the Masbotheans. He lists
10 14,6|        into that of the Montanist sect. He was a strong Puritan
11 14,6| Montanists and organized a little sect of his own.~ Some of Tertullian'