One of the most ancient sectaries of the Christian Church, who
maintained the oneness of the
God-head. The founder was Praxeas, of Phrygia, in the second
century. The appellation was given to them by their opponents, who
affirmed that, according to their theory, the Father must have suffered
on the cross.
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