Varia Manichaica
Edited by Enrico Morano Edited by Samuel N. C. Lieu
Turfan texts in Sogdian and Uygur and also studies covering topics such as cosmogony, hymnology and manuscript illumination are published for the first time in this volume.
This volume brings together to works of some of the best known and most established scholars in Gnostic and Manichaean scholars, Iranologists and art historians. It contains two important and indispensable catalogues of Turfan texts and also studies covering topics such as cosmogony, hymnology and manuscript illumination. A number of Turfan texts in Sogdian and Uygur will be published for the first time in the volume.
- Edited by Enrico Morano
- Edited by Samuel N. C. Lieu
Other Titles in this Series
Studia Manichaica
Papers from the Tenth Conference of the International Association of Manichaean Studies held at Aarhus University, 8-11 August 2022
Volume 5
On the Matter
Studies on Manichaeism and Church History Presented to Nils Arne Pedersen at Sixty-Five
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