A note on the dance of Jesus in the acts of John

In: Sparsa collecta, Part 3. Patristica, Gnostica, Liturgica
Author:
W. C. van Unnik
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144–147
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https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004266087_014

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Series:  Novum Testamentum, Supplements, Volume: 31
Cover Sparsa collecta, Part 3. Patristica, Gnostica, Liturgica
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9789004266087
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 1983
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The significance of moses' law for the church of christ according to the syriac didascalia
Notes on the nature of Clemens Alexandrinus' Canon Ecclesiasticus
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Christianity and nationalism in the first centuries of the history of the church
"Diaspora" and "church" in the first centuries of christian history
Die gotteslehre bei aristides und in gnostischen schriften
Der ausdruck "in den letzten zeiten" bei irenaeus
Le Nombre Des Élus Dans La Première Épître De Clément
ΓiapphΣia in the catechetical homilies of theodore of mopsuestia
An unusual formulation of the redemption in the homily on the passion by melito of sardis
The recently discovered gospel of truth and the new testament
The Origin of the Recently Discovered Apocryphon Jacobi
Die Jüdische Komponente in der Entstehung Der Gnosis
Die "Zahl Der Vollkommenen Seelen" in Der Pistis Sophia
The Relevance of the study of Gnosticism
Three notes on the Gospel of Philip
The newly discovered Gnostic Epistle to Rheginos on the Resurrection
Die "Geöffneten Himmel" in Der Offenbarungsvision Des Apokryphons Des Johannes
Les Idées Des Gnostiques Concernant L'église
Les Cheveux Défaits Des Femmes Baptisées
Notes on a new interpretation of the Anamnesis words
1 Clement 34 and the "Sanctus"
Dominus Vobiscum: The background of a Liturgical Formula
Indexes to Sparsa Collecta I-III

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