Gaianitae
GAIANITAE
A denomination which derived its name from Gaian, a bishop of Alexandria, in the sixth century, who denied that Jesus Christ, after the hypostatical union, was subject to any of the infirmities of human nature.
Fuente: Theological Dictionary
Gaianitae
A Monophysite sect of the 6th century, which derived its name from Gaiancus, bishop of Alexandria, who denied that Jesus Christ, after the hypostatical union, was, subject to any of the infirmities of human nature. SEE EUTYCHIANISM.