Aphthartodocetae
plural noun
Aph·thar·to·do·ce·tae
afˌthärtōdōˈsēte,
apˌth-,
-sē(ˌ)tē
: a 6th century Monophysitic sect that taught that from the moment of the union with the divine nature the body of Christ was incorruptible compare phthartolatrae
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, plural, from Late Greek aphthartodokētai, plural of aphthartodokētēs, from Greek aphthartos incorruptible (from a- a- entry 2 + phthartos destructible, from phtheirein to corrupt, defile) + -dokētēs (from dokein to think)