- will".
According to Clement,
Carpocrates was from
Alexandria although his sect was
primarily located in Cephallenia.
Carpocrates is
again mentioned in the...
- in the 2nd
century AD and
existed until the 6th. It was
named after Carpocrates of Alexandria, its founder, and
gained its
final form in the writings...
- licentious, but he does not ****ociate them with Nicolas: But the
followers of
Carpocrates and
Epiphanes think that
wives should be
common property.
Through them...
-
Early sects Borborites Cainites Carpocrates Marcosians Nicolaism Simonians Mandaeism Syrian-Egyptian
Archontics Bardaisan Basilideans Hermeticism Ophites...
- the
number of
these angels is
reckoned as seven, and of the
system of
Carpocrates. In Basilides's system, he reports, the
world was made by the angels...
-
advocation of free love,
cancelling debt, and
freeing slaves derived from
Carpocrates'
Doctrine of libertinage, the
refusal of marriage, the
abolition of social...
-
rather as
deliberately practising it. He
states that they taught, as did
Carpocrates, that
salvation could be
attained only by p****ing
through all experience...
- The
Gospel of
Cerinthus is a lost
gospel used by
Cerinthus and by
Carpocrates.
According to Epiphanius, this is a
Jewish Gospel or
Gnostic Gospel identical...
- XXIII.
Simon Magus and Menander. XXIV.
Saturninus and Basilides. XXV.
Carpocrates. XXVI. Cerinthus, the Ebionites, and Nicolaitans. XXVII.
Cerdo and Marcion...
-
community of Carpocratians, an
early Gnostic Christian sect,
because Carpocrates lived on the island. In the
ancient period, the
people lived in four...
