Two powers in heaven
early rabbinic reports about Christianity and Gnosticism
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Word Count
78,250 words, Guess
Page Count
313 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetwopowersheavene00sega_401
- ISBN-109004054537
- ISBN-139789004054530
- Goodreads6760480
- Library of Congress Control Number78315387
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number3831766
- Better World Books9789004054530
- Open LibraryOL4288373M
Classifications
- DDC296.3/1
- LCCBM646 .S44
- LCCBM646.S44
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Series Statement
- Studies in Judaism in late antiquity ;
- v. 25
Other Editions
- Two powers in heaven: early rabbinic reports about Christianity and Gnosticism
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