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This monograph is basically albeit much improved author's PhD dissertation defended at the Institute of Philosophy in Sofia, Bulgaria, in 1997. It discusses the origin, development and demise of the various schools of Gnosticism in late Antiquity and later, as well as its influence on the Christian church and the Christian civilization. The book is based on all available sources and about 2 000 published studies in about 10 languages. It is the first full study on the topic not only in Bulgaria but also in Eastern Europe.
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Gnosticism, church fathers, Nag Hammadi, Manicheism, Mandeism, dualism, cosmology, cosmogony, soteriology, christology, eschatology, cult, ethics, HistoryPeople
Simon Magus, Marcion, Valentine, Mani, ChristPlaces
Samaria, Asia Minor, Egypt, North Africa, RomeTimes
late Antiquity, Middle AgesShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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I︠A︡ldavaot: istorii︠a︡ i uchenie na gnosticheskata religii︠a︡
2008, Fondat︠s︡ii︠a︡ Pokrov Bogorodichen
in Bulgarian
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I︠A︡ldavaot: istorii︠a︡ i uchenie na gnosticheskata religii︠a︡
2008, Fondat︠s︡ii︠a︡ Pokrov Bogorodichen
in Bulgarian
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9549700704 9789549700701
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 367-486) and index.
In Bulgarian with summary in English.
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