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The Sentences of Sextus, from The Nag Hammadi Library. This site includes the entire Nag Hammadi Library, as well as a large collection of other primary Gnostic scriptures and documents. ... (158/159) Love the truth, and the lie use like poison. ... (161/162) Speak when it is not proper to be silent, but speak concerning the...
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Sentences of Sextus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Sentences of Sextus is a Hellenistic Pythagorean text which was also popular among Gnostic and non-Gnostic Christians. While previously known from other versions, a partial Coptic translation ap...
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1. To neglect things of the smallest consequence, is not the least thing in human life. ... 2. The wise man, and the despiser of wealth, resemble God. ... Next: Pythagorean Sentences from the Protreptics of Iamblichus...
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Sextus's Sentences are a collection of ethical aphorisms which for centuries were read in Latin, Greek, Syriac and Armenian, by Christians from Britain to ...
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The Skeptic Way: Sextus Empiri… January 1, 1996. $42.00. /gp/author/ajax/work_details.html?entity=B001IU0ZL 0&work=0521541085. The Sentences of Sextus ...
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Buy Les Sentences De Sextus in India. FREE Shipping. Rs.2216. Les Sentences De Sextus by Poirier Ap H Painchaud Al. Book Review of Les Sentences De Sextus .
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Buy Select Sentences Of Sextus The Pythagorean - Pamphlet in India. FREE Shipping. Rs.494, Save 21%. Select Sentences Of Sextus The Pythagorean - Pamphlet ...
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Use the multilink menu below to learn more about this book from Cambridge University Pres ... Title: The Sentences of Sextus ... ISBN-10: 0521541085...
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The Sentences of Sextus; From Cambridge University Press ... Sextus's Sentences are a collection of ethical aphorisms which for centuries were read in Latin, Greek, Syriac and Armenian, by Christians from Britain to Mesopotamia. Who 'Sextus' was, and whether he was a Christian, is not certain;
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Sextus's Sentences are a collection of ethical aphorisms which for centuries were read in Latin, Greek, Syriac and Armenian, by Christians from Britain to Mesopotamia. Who 'Sextus' was, and whether he was a Christian, is not certain;
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