Their name was derived from the successor to Majorinus, whom they also followed. Their formation was spurred when Secundus of Tigisi declared their leader's authority invalid, and they would spur the formation of several similar groups, like the Melitians. The most fanatic, due to their roving, were known as Circumcellions, and all of them believed that baptisms and ordinations of others were worthless. FTP, name this 4th-century Christian sect t
Their name was derived from the successor to Majorinus, whom they also followed. Their formation was spurred when Secundus of Tigisi declared their leader's authority invalid, and they would spur the formation of several similar groups, like the Melitians. The most fanatic, due to their roving, were known as Circumcellions, and all of them believed that baptisms and ordinations of others were worthless. FTP, name this 4th-century Christian sect that grew out of a dispute over the election of a bishop of Carthage.
Their name was derived from the successor to Majorinus, whom they also followed.
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