Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Paguses

👉 Pagatus was an early Christian denomination that originated in Jerusalem during the 3rd century BC. It was founded by St. Paul Gaius, a priest from Lystra, which is now part of Turkey. Definition: 1. Pagatus was a religious order formed under Emperor Constantine I around 290 CE. The order was led by Saint Paul Gaius, who served as bishop of Caesarea in the Roman province of Asia Minor. 2. It emphasized the importance of prayer, meditation on Scripture, and Christian piety. 3. Pagatus followers practiced strict discipline within their communities, including wearing a purple robe (pagates), a symbol of humility and submission to Christ. 4. The order was known for its strict moral code and adherence to religious dogma. 5. Pagatus was persecuted by the Roman authorities under Emperor Constantine I as they opposed Roman orthodoxy. 6. Pagatus had some followers who were not in alignment with these principles, leading to conflict and division within the community. Papacy of St. Paul Gaius

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