Tertullian, Against the followers of Apelles - c.208-212 AD
(No longer extant) [Montanist views] (jan 1, 208 – jan 1, 212)
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"Adversus Apelleiacos"
The title of the work is unknown, and so is designated as Adversus Apelleiacos for convenience. Apelles was a disciple of Marcion who added some ideas of his own. The work was intended to refute their contention that not God, but a prominent angel, having the spirit, the power and the will of Christ, created this world, only to regret it afterwards.
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