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R. van den Broek

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Archive | 1981

Studies in Gnosticism and Hellenistic religions : presented to Gilles Quispel on the occasion of his 65th birthday

G. Quispel; R. van den Broek; M. J. Vermaseren

Vigiliae Christianae | 1983

The Present State of Gnostic Studies

R. van den Broek

Vigiliae Christianae | 1985

Les Lecons de Silvanos (NH VII, 4)

R. van den Broek

Vigiliae Christianae | 1979

The Authentikos Logos: a New Document of Christian Platonism

R. van den Broek

Vigiliae Christianae | 1979

The Book of Thomas the Contender from Codex II of the Cairo Gnostic Library from Nag Hammadi (CG II,7)

R. van den Broek; John D. Turner

Vigiliae Christianae | 1978

Four Coptic Fragments of a Greek Theosophy

R. van den Broek

Vigiliae Christianae | 1973

Testi Gnostici Cristiani

R. van den Broek; Manlio Simonetti

Vigiliae Christianae | 1990

The Nature of the Archons. A Study in the Soteriology of a Gnostic Treatise from Nag Hammadi (CC II, 4)

R. van den Broek; Ingvild Saelid Gilhus

Vigiliae Christianae | 1987

Le concept de notre Grande Puissance (CG VI,4)

R. van den Broek; Pierre Cherix

Vigiliae Christianae | 1985

Hermes en Haute-Egypte. Les textes hermetiques de Nag Hammadi et leur paralleles grecs et latins, Tome I@@@Hermes en Haute-Egypte, Tome II: Le fragment du Discours Parfait et les Definitions

R. van den Broek; Jean-Pierre Mahe

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G. Quispel

Harvard University

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John D. Turner

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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Jean-Pierre Mahe

École pratique des hautes études

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