noemics

[Gr. noëma =the understanding. The science of the understanding; intellectual science. Nō-e-tian, a. & 8. [See def. B.] A. As adj.: Belonging to or characteristic of the sect described under B.] "The establishment of the Noëtian school may well be placed at A. D. 205-210." - Blunt. Dict. Sects and Heresies, p. 374. B. As substantive: Church Hist . ( pl .): An heretical sect, founded by Noetus, in the beginning of the third century. They were a branch of the Monarch i ans (q. v.), and it is probable that they held that the Father suffered on the cro from a pa ibility in the divine nature. Nō-e-tian-işm, s. [Eng. Noëtian ; -ism ] Church Hist.: The doctrines taught by Noëtus; extreme Pat rip a i an ism. "The derivation of Noëtranism from the doctrine of Heracleitus," -Blunt: Dict. Sects and Heresies , p. 374.