context: The Montanian early Christian movement (mid-second century) was named after its founder, Montanus. It flourished mainly in and around Phrygia, then quickly spread to the regions of the Roman Empire when Christianity became permitted. Despite the victory of the traditional Christian Church over Montana after a few generations and describing it as a heresy, the sect remained in some isolated societies until the eighth century. Some people resemble Montanian with the modern Pentecostal movement, which is called modern Montanian. The most famous of the Montanians, Tertullian, who was the most important Latin Christian writer before his conversion to Montana.
question: What is montanese?
answers.text: early Christian movement (mid-second century) was named after its founder, Montanus