Carpocratian
noun
Car·po·cra·tian
ˌkärpəˈkrāshən
plural -s
: a follower of Carpocrates who taught that humans can attain to a higher degree of illumination than that of Jesus compare gnosticism
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin Carpocratianus, from Greek Karpokratianos, from Karpokratēs Carpocrates, 2d century a.d. Alexandrian Gnostic + -ianos -ian
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