Agnoetae
plural noun
Ag·no·e·tae
ˌag-(ˌ)nō-ˈē-ˌtē
1
: a 4th century a.d. sect of Arians that considered God's omniscience limited to the present
2
: a 6th century sect of Severian Monophysites that denied the omniscience of Jesus Christ
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin Agnoetae, Agnoitae, from Late Greek Agnoētai, literally, ignorant ones, from Greek agnoein to be ignorant, from a- a- entry 2 + -gnoein (from gignōskein to know)
First Known Use
1607, in the meaning defined at sense 2