ASCODUTÆ, in Antiquity, a sect of heretics in the second century, who rejected all use of symbols and sacraments, on this principle, that incorporeal things can-
not be communicated by things corporeal, nor divine mysteries by any thing visible.
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ASCODUTÆ, in Antiquity, a sect of heretics in the second century, who rejected all use of symbols and sacraments, on this principle, that incorporeal things can-
not be communicated by things corporeal, nor divine mysteries by any thing visible.