The Three Steles of Seth 122. 4. Marsanes 122. II. Summary of Main Doctrinal and Literary Features. . . 125. Chapter Four: The Chronology and Redaction of

(VII, 2) The Second Treatise of the Great Seth, (VII,3) The Apocalypse of Peter, . (VII,4) The Teachings of SiIv anus, and (V1I,5) The Three Steles of Seth.

the Second Tractate of the Great Seth; the Apocalypse of Peter; the Teachings of Silvanus; and the Three Steles of Seth. These five important Greek

Gospel of the Egyptians (NHC III,2 and IV,2), Three Steles of Seth (NHC VII,5),. Second Treatise of the Great Seth (NHC VII,2), 1 Enoch (OTP 1:5-90),

Thanksgiving; A Valentinian Exposition; The Three Steles of Seth; The Prayer of the Apostle. Paul. (The Gospel of Philip, listed under the sixth category

Three of these are The Prayer of the Apostle. Paul, The Prayer of Thanksgiving, and The Three Steles of Seth. Types of Gnosticism

The Three Steles of Seth. The Thunder, Perfect Mind. The Treatise on the Resurrection. Trimorphic Protennoia. The Tripartite Tractate

Marsanes, Zostrianos, and the Three Steles of Seth.. Instead, what seems to be at issue is a concern common to many religious folk of the period,

(NHC X,1), and the Three Steles of Seth (NHC VII,5).11 All four of them reflect little or no influence from Christianity, and are also much further removed

More explicitly in The Three Steles of Seth there is mention of the utterance of God's name (VII: 119:20-21), though it seems to remain inef-