Tertullian,
Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. III, Anti-Marcion…
(1885)
“ But the tares of Praxeas had then everywhere shaken out their seed, which having lain hid for some while, with its vitality concealed under a mask, has now broken out with fresh life. But again shall it be rooted up, if the Lord will, even now; but if not now, in the day when all bundles of tares shall be gathered together, and along with every other stumbling-block shall be burnt up with unquenchable fire. [13] Footnotes ↑ The error of Praxeas appears to have originated in anxiety to maintain the unity of God ”
