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Cainites

The Cainites or Cainians (Ancient Greek: Καϊνοί, Kainoi, and Καϊανοί, Kaianoi) were a heresy allegedly venerating Cain and celebrating him for his sins, described by Irenaeus.

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Cainites → Abel's, Cain, Cain's, Cainite, Cainite Heresy, Christianity, Coins, Crusader Kings, Demian, Emil Sinclair, Hell, Hermann Hesse, In, In Vampire, Lucifer, Max Demian, Middle Ages, Sorrowland, Spanish HBO, The
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Cainites → Cainities, Catholic Encyclopedia, Hastings' Dictionary, New Testament Attribution

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Cainitesrelated to BibliographyCatholic Encyclopedia0.60section
Cainitesrelated to BibliographyCainities0.60section
Cainitesrelated to BibliographyHastings' Dictionary0.60section
Cainitesrelated to BibliographyNew Testament Attribution0.60section
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Cainitesrelated to In popular cultureDemian0.60section
Cainitesrelated to In popular cultureHermann Hesse0.60section
Cainitesrelated to In popular cultureCainite0.60section
Cainitesrelated to In popular cultureMax Demian0.60section
Cainitesrelated to In popular cultureEmil Sinclair0.60section
Cainitesrelated to In popular cultureChristianity0.60section
Cainitesrelated to In popular cultureCain's0.60section

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