This group's main antagonist controlled an early publishing house called the Print Yard, which revised a number of  religious books under the tutelage of a man named "Epiphany.
This group's main antagonist controlled an early publishing house called the Print Yard, which revised a number of  religious books under the tutelage of a man named "Epiphany." This group insisted that the "but" in the creed "begotten  but not made" was important and refused to conduct a procession in a counterclockwise fashion. The Zealots of Piety  opposed this group, which was split into "priested" and "priestless" denominations and disliked the changed spelling of  the name of (*) Jesus and the reduction of the number of prosphora from seven to five. This group, which was formed in an event  known as the raskol, was angered by the reforms of Patriarch Nikon. For 10 points, name this group of Eastern Orthodox  Russians who split from the church in 1666 to carry on their traditional ways.
This group's main antagonist controlled an early publishing house called the Print Yard, which revised a number of  religious books under the tutelage of a man named "Epiphany.
Old Believers [or starovery or staroobryadtsy]  2