Late Antiquity
Alexandria, Nicaea and the Christian readers of Hermes.
Late Antiquity
Alexandria, Nicaea and the Christian readers of Hermes.
- Alexandria in Late Antiquity A city of converging traditions · Roman Egypt · 2nd–5th centuries AD
- The Serapeum of Alexandria The last great temple · 3rd century BC – AD 391
- The Ankh in Christian Egypt The crux ansata · 4th–7th centuries AD
- The Council of Nicaea The first ecumenical council · Nicaea · AD 325
- Lactantius, Augustine and Hermes Early Christian readers of the Hermetica · c. AD 200–430
- John of Damascus and the Holy Images The defence of icons · c. 675–749 · Damascus and Jerusalem
- Cassiodorus The founder of Vivarium · c. 485–c. 585 · Italy
- The Nag Hammadi Codices A library buried in the desert · Buried 4th century · found 1945
- The Book of Creation Sefer Yetzirah · Hebrew · c. 2nd–6th centuries AD
