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pl. [Gr. ἀνόμοιος (anomoios) = unlike: av ( an ), priv., and ὅμοιος ( homoios ) = like.] Church Hist. A sect who are reported to have held that Christ was a created being, and po e ed of a nature unlike that of God. Their leader was Eunomius, secretary to Ætius . He was made Bishop of Cyzicum in A.D. 360, and died about 394. The A no means were considered extreme Arians. They were condemned by the Semi-Arians at the Council of Seleucia in A. D. 359, but they soon afterwards retaliated at the Council or Synod of Constantinople.