enkratnih
Enkratites were a Christian sect that originated in the 5th century AD. They were known for their strict and radical views on asceticism and their rejection of marriage and erotic love. The name "enkratites" is derived from the Greek word "enkrates," meaning self-controlled or abstinent.
According to historical records, enkratites lived in poverty, wearing simple clothing, and practicing severe self-discipline. They
The enkratite movement gained popularity in the Eastern Roman Empire during the peak of Arianism. Although