-
leads Marsanes into the aeon
Barbelo and
explains that the
knowledge and
hypostasis of the Triple-Powered One is the
source of its power.
Marsanes sees...
-
Birger A. (1984). "Gnosticism as Platonism: With
Special Reference to
Marsanes (NHC 10,1)". The
Harvard Theological Review. 77 (1): 55–72. doi:10.1017/S0017816000014206...
- such as Zostrianos, The
Three Steles of Seth,
Allogenes the Stranger, and
Marsanes. Aeon (Gnosticism)
Hypostasis (philosophy and religion) Barnstone, Willis...
- such as Zostrianos, The
Three Steles of Seth,
Allogenes the Stranger, and
Marsanes.
Autogenes in
Gnosticism is
roughly parallel to the
Platonic soul. Aeon...
-
Codex IX:
Melchizedek The
Thought of
Norea The
Testimony of
truth Codex X:
Marsanes Codex XI: The
Interpretation of
Knowledge A
Valentinian Exposition, On...
-
divine emanation called 'Mother', who is also
identified as the Barbēlō.
Marsanes—several places. Melchizedek—twice, the
second time in a
prayer of Melchizedek:...
- such as Zostrianos, The
Three Steles of Seth,
Allogenes the Stranger, and
Marsanes. Aeon (Gnosticism)
Phanes Barnstone,
Willis (2003). The
Gnostic Bible....
-
Porphyry criticized in Life of Plotinus. Like
other Sethian Gnostic texts Marsanes, Allogenes, and
Three Steles of Seth, its
ideas appear more
Middle Platonic...
- as the
Coptic Gospel of the Egyptians)
Zostrianos Three Steles of Seth
Marsanes Melchizedek Allogenes The
Thought of
Norea The
Second Treatise of the Great...
- with a
polemic against ecclesiastical Christianity. 43 NHC-X 1
Marsanes 1–68
Marsanes The
title is at the end of the text. The
vision of the
prophet Mars****...
