New wine in old wineskin: Byzantine reuses of the apocryphal revelation dialogue
The apocryphal revelation dialogue as a distinct literary form The term ‘apocryphal revelation dialogue’ originates in German scholarship. It was probably Kurt Rudolph who first observed that one of the main generic peculiarities of the gnostic writings in the second to fourth centuries was that the...
Main Author: | Tóth, P |
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Other Authors: | Cameron, A |
Format: | Book section |
Language: | English |
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Routledge
2017
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