elcesaite

As a noun elcesaite is

(historical) a member of an ancient jewish-christian sect, possibly related to the ebionites, in sassanid southern mesopotamia.

As nouns the difference between terms and elcesaite

is that terms is while elcesaite is (historical) a member of an ancient jewish-christian sect, possibly related to the ebionites, in sassanid southern mesopotamia.

Helkesaite is an alternative form of elcesaite.

As nouns the difference between helkesaite and elcesaite

is that helkesaite is while elcesaite is (historical) a member of an ancient jewish-christian sect, possibly related to the ebionites, in sassanid southern mesopotamia.

Elkesaite is an alternative form of elcesaite.

As nouns the difference between elkesaite and elcesaite

is that elkesaite is while elcesaite is (historical) a member of an ancient jewish-christian sect, possibly related to the ebionites, in sassanid southern mesopotamia.

Elkasaite is an alternative form of elcesaite.

As nouns the difference between elkasaite and elcesaite

is that elkasaite is while elcesaite is (historical) a member of an ancient jewish-christian sect, possibly related to the ebionites, in sassanid southern mesopotamia.

Elchasaite is an alternative form of elcesaite.

As nouns the difference between elchasaite and elcesaite

is that elchasaite is while elcesaite is (historical) a member of an ancient jewish-christian sect, possibly related to the ebionites, in sassanid southern mesopotamia.

As a proper noun Mesopotamia

is a region in Southwest {{l/en|Asia}} spanning from the rivers {{l/en|Euphrates}} and {{l/en|Tigris}} that is the site of one of the most ancient civilizations in the history of man.

As a noun Elcesaite is

a member of an ancient Jewish-Christian sect, possibly related to the Ebionites, in Sassanid southern Mesopotamia.

As nouns the difference between sassanid and elcesaite

is that sassanid is while elcesaite is (historical) a member of an ancient jewish-christian sect, possibly related to the ebionites, in sassanid southern mesopotamia.

As an adjective sassanid

is .

As nouns the difference between ebionite and elcesaite

is that ebionite is a member of the ebionites, an early jewish christian sect that lived in and around judea and palestine from the 1st to the 4th century while elcesaite is (historical) a member of an ancient jewish-christian sect, possibly related to the ebionites, in sassanid southern mesopotamia.

As nouns the difference between sect and elcesaite

is that sect is an offshoot of a larger religion; a group sharing particular (often unorthodox) political and/or religious beliefs while elcesaite is (historical) a member of an ancient jewish-christian sect, possibly related to the ebionites, in sassanid southern mesopotamia.