The secret books of the Egyptian Gnostics. An introduction to the Gnostic Coptic manuscripts discovered at Chenoboskion. With an English translation and critical evaluation of The Gospel according to Thomas [engel-23843]

The secret books of the Egyptian Gnostics. An introduction to the Gnostic Coptic manuscripts discovered at Chenoboskion. With an English translation and critical evaluation of The Gospel according to Thomas [engel-23843]

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The secret books of the Egyptian Gnostics. An introduction to the Gnostic Coptic manuscripts discovered at Chenoboskion. With an English translation and critical evaluation of The Gospel according to Thomas [engel-23843]Erhaltungszustand: Hollis & Carter, London 1960. XVII, 445 S. mit Titelbild. Ln. Leicht schrg. 7 S. mit Bleistiftanstreich. von J. Doresse

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