Secundus of Tigisis layed the foundations for it at the Synod of Cirta when he was forced to call off his investigation of traditors. "Laudes Deo" was the cry used by members of its proselytizing wing, which was known as the Agonistici. Prominent members include Tychonius an
Secundus of Tigisis layed the foundations for it at the Synod of Cirta when he was forced to call off his investigation of traditors. "Laudes Deo" was the cry used by members of its proselytizing wing, which was known as the Agonistici. Prominent members include Tychonius and Parmenianus, and this group particularly targeted bishops who had surrendered their Bibles during persecutions. The controversy over them was sparked by Felix of Aptunga's ordination of Mensurius's successor, Caecilianus, as bishop of Carthage. For 10 points, name this North African heresy that said priests who had sinned could not perform valid rituals.
Secundus of Tigisis layed the foundations for it at the Synod of Cirta when he was forced to call off his investigation of traditors. "
Donatism [or the Donatist Schism, etc]