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Evangiles gnostiques : dans le Corpus de Berlin et dans la Bibliothèque copte de Nag Hammadi
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Year: 1991 Volume: 15 Publisher: Louvain-la-Neuve : Centre d'histoire des religions,

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The spiritual seed : the church of the 'Valentinians'
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ISBN: 9789004167339 9004167331 Year: 2008 Publisher: Leiden ; Boston : Brill,

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The Nag Hammadi library in English
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ISBN: 0060669349 0060669357 Year: 1988 Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. Harper & Row

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Before Valentinus : the Gnostics of Irenaeus
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ISBN: 9789004677883 9004677887 9004677895 Year: 2023 Publisher: Leiden Boston Brill

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This book offers the first detailed commentary on the Gnostic treatises reported by Irenaeus in Adversus Haereses 1.29-30. It is argued that these texts represent the earliest tangible layer of the Gnostic literary tradition and served as sources for the Apocryphon of John and other later works. They also formed the starting point for Valentinus and his followers, who sought to reconcile the ideas of the Gnostics with apostolic Christianity. The book also shows that Irenaeus and later heresiologists referred to "the Gnostics" as a specific group among the great mass of heretics.

Introduction à la littérature gnostique
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ISBN: 2204024457 2222037522 9782204024457 Year: 1986 Publisher: Paris: Cerf,


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500 years of gnosis in Europe : exhibition of printed books and manuscripts from the gnostic tradition, Moscow & St. Petersburg


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Nag Hammadi à 70 ans. Qu'avons nous appris ? : Colloque international, Québec, Université de Laval, 29-31, mai 2015
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ISBN: 9789042936300 9042936304 Year: 2019 Publisher: Leuven Bristol, CT Paris Peeters

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La 4ème de couverture indique : "In 1945, a collection of thirteen papyrus codices containing some fifty previously unknown Christian texts was discovered in Upper Egypt near the modern village of Nag Hammadi. These fourth-century Coptic texts, originally written in Greek, have allowed us to see the great diversity that characterized early Christianity during the first centuries of the common era. Now, seventy years later, it seemed helpful to look back and evaluate what we have learned from the Nag Hammadi texts in the framework of an international colloquium. The objective was to observe progress and changes in scholarship and to consider new avenues for research. The colloquium gathered some thirty international scholars, whose contributions take stock of previous research, recent trends and advances in scholarship. These include a critique of received concepts (such as "Gnosticism" and "Docetism"), contribution of Nag Hammadi texts to our understanding of Middle- and Neoplatonism, archaeology of Egyptian monasticism, and reception of these texts in fourth-century Egypt as well as in contemporary Western culture."


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Les actes de Pierre et des douze apôtres (NH VI, 1)
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ISBN: 9789042932685 9782763720289 9782758402480 2763720285 9042932686 2758402483 Year: 2017 Volume: 37 Publisher: Louvain: Peeters,

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Acta apostolorum et conte fantastique, récit post-résurrectionnel et parabole de la quête du Royaume, hymne à la résistance face aux persécutions mais aussi mythe fondateur de la mission chrétienne, ouvrage de propagande tout autant que précis d’évasion, le premier écrit du codex VI de Nag Hammadi se prête à de multiples lectures. Cette polysémie découle d’un processus rédactionnel complexe, dont le texte conserve de nombreuses traces, qui se cristallise en quatre discours distincts dissimulés dans autant de récits aussi bien autonomes qu'interdépendants: une théologie plurivoque, en même temps extatique et symbolique, véhiculée par l’histoire hybride de Lithargoël, à la fois allégorie du salut de l’âme et psychanodie, un enseignement euthymique transmis par le Jésus ressuscité d’une scène épiphanique, une théologie diaconale et une théorie novatrice de la mission chrétienne, corollaires d’un récit missionnaire, et enfin une théologie ascétique et une apologie de la perpétuation de l’Église, renfermées dans une ample métaphore de l’endurance. Si la dernière étape de sa composition peut être attribuée à un cercle mélétien du tout début du IVe siècle, cet apocryphe semble circuler, non seulement en Égypte mais aussi à Rome, en Nubie et en Palestine, au moins jusqu’au XIIe siècle.

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