Fragments of a Faith Forgotten: Page Index
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Illustrations
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Index
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Introduction
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Preliminary Considerations
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Greece
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Egypt
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Philo on the Contemplative Life
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Jewry
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Alexandria
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The Evolution of Catholic Christianity
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The Ebionites
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The Essenes
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The Tendencies of Gnosticism
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The Literature and Sources of Gnosticism
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The Gnosis According to its Foes
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Some Gnostic Fragments Recovered from the Polemical Writings of the Church Fathers
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The ''Simonians''
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''Simon Magus.''
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Menander
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Saturninus
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The ''Ophites''
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An Anonymous System From Irenæus
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An Early ''Ophite'' System
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The Naasseni
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The Peratæ
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The Sethians
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The Docetæ
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Monoïmus
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The So-Called Cainites
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The Carpocratians
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''Epiphanes''
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Cerinthus
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Nicolaus
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Cerdo
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Apelles
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The Basilidian Gnosis
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The Valentinian Movement
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Valentinus
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i. From a Letter
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iii. From the Letter to Agathōpus
page 303v. A few Sentences preserved in the Controversial Matter of Clement...
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vi. From the Letter on the Community of Friends
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Some Outlines of Æonology
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Hippolytus’ account of One of the Variants of the Sophia-Mythus
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The Number-Symbolism of Marcus
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Ptolemy
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Heracleōn
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Bardesanes
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The Hymn of the Robe of Glory
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Foreword
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From The Acts of Thomas
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From The Acts of John
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From The Acts of Andrew
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From The Travels of Peter
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The Gnosis According to Its Friends
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The Askew and Bruce Codices
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Summary of the Contents of the So-Called Pistis Sophia Treatise
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Summary of the Extracts From the Books of the Saviour
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Summary of the Fragments of the Book of the Great Logos According to the Mystery
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Selections from the Untitled Apocalypse of the Codex Brucianus
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Notes on the Contents of the Bruce and Askew Codices
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The Akhmīm Codex
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Some Forgotten Sayings
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Conclusion
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Bibliographies
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