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Nag Hammadi
- Acts of Peter and the Twelve Apostles 0 connections
- Allogenes The Stranger 0 connections
- Apocalypse of Adam 0 connections
- Authentic Logos Authoritative Teaching 2 connections
- Book of Thomas the Contender 0 connections
- Coptic Apocalypse of Paul Revelation of Paul 1 connection
- Coptic Apocalypse of Peter Revelation of Peter 0 connections
- Dialogue of the Savior 1 connection
- Discourse on the Eighth and Ninth 1 connection
- Eugnostos the Blessed 0 connections
- Excerpt from the Perfect Discourse Asclepius 21-29 0 connections
- Exegesis on the Soul 28 connections
- First Apocalypse of James 1 connection
- Gospel of Philip 94 connections
- Gospel of Thomas 197 connections
- Gospel of Truth 1 connection
- Hypsiphrone 0 connections
- Idea of Our Great Power Concept of Our Great Power 0 connections
- Interpretation of Knowledge 1 connection
- Letter of Peter to Philip 0 connections
- Marsanes 0 connections
- Melchizedek 0 connections
- On the Origin of the World 2 connections
- Paraphrase of Shem 0 connections
- Plato's Republic Excerpt Republic 588a-589b 1 connection
- Prayer of Thanksgiving 0 connections
- Prayer of the Apostle Paul 0 connections
- Sacred Book of the Great Unseen Spirit Gospel of the Egyptians 0 connections
- Second Apocalypse of James 0 connections
- Second Discourse of the Great Seth Second Treatise of the Great Seth 2 connections
- Secret Book of James Apocryphon of James 1 connection
- Secret Book of John Apocryphon of John 3 connections
- Sentences of Sextus 0 connections
- Sophia of Jesus Christ 1 connection
- Substance of the Archons Hypostasis of the Archons 2 connections
- Teachings of Silvanus 0 connections
- Testimony of Truth 0 connections
- Thought of Norea 0 connections
- Three Forms of Primal Thought Trimorphic Protennoia 0 connections
- Three Steles of Seth 1 connection
- Thunder, Perfect Mind 0 connections
- Treatise on the Resurrection Letter to Rheginos 2 connections
- Tripartite Tractate 1 connection
- Valentinian Exposition 0 connections
- Zostrianos 1 connection
About this tradition
The Nag Hammadi library is a collection of religious texts that vary widely from each other as to when, where, and by whom they were written. Even the points of view diverge to such an extent that the texts are not to be thought of as coming from one group or movement.
James M. Robinson, “Introduction,” in The Nag Hammadi Library in English, ed. James M. Robinson, 3rd rev. ed. (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1988), 1.
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