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English Translation of Pistis Sophia

Authors: Petermann; Source Library (Translator); Google Gemini (AI); Google Gemini (AI);

English Translation of Pistis Sophia

Abstract

English translation of Pistis Sophia by Petermann (ed.) (1851) . Original work: Title: Pistis Sophia Author: Petermann (ed.) Language: Latin Published: 1851 Place: Berlin Publisher: Ferdinand Dümmler Translation: 693 pages translated. Generated by Source Library. Content hash: f3b0f7efa24027c28fe0d88471ad3212a47f8353aa071e41d9378ba5650196a7

Keywords

historical text, Latin, theology, translation, gnosticism

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