noun
- plural of heresiarch; leaders or founders of heretical movements or doctrines
Usage: formal; religious
Examples
- The church condemned several heresiarchs for spreading false teachings.
- Medieval heresiarchs often faced persecution for their unorthodox beliefs.
- The council identified the heresiarchs responsible for the doctrinal disputes.
- These heresiarchs attracted many followers despite official opposition.
- Historical records document the trials of various heresiarchs.
- The heresiarchs were banished from the kingdom for their teachings.