Apelles

Apelles was a mid-2nd century Gnostic Christian. He was a disciple of Marcion, probably at Rome, but left (or was expelled from) the Marcionite society because he had become intimate with a woman.

Apelles' followers, known variously as the Apellitae, Apelliacos or Apelleasts, are likewise mostly unknown.

Tertullian mentions a teaching of this sect that flesh was constructed for seduced souls by a certain 'fiery prince of evil'.

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Lucianists

LUCANISTS, a sect so called from Lucianus, or Lucanus, a heretic of the second century, being a disciple of Marcion, who he followed, adding some new ones to them. Epiphanius says he abandoned Marcion, teaching that people ought not to marry, for fear of enriching the Creator.

He denied the immortality of the soul, asserting it to be material.

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Colarbasians

sect of the 2nd century, deemed heretics, so called from their leader Colarbasus, a disciple of Valentinius. Colarbasus, along with Marcus, another disciple of Valentinius, was said to maintain the whole plenitude, and perfection of truth and religion, to be contained in the Greek alphabet; and that it was for this reason that Jesus was called the Alpha and Omega.

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Dositheos

meaning "gift of God"

assumed to be a gnostic. He is reputed to have known John the Baptist, and been the teacher of Simon Magus.

he was the first to deny the Prophets, a heresy that gave rise to the party of the Sadducees.

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