-
sometimes contradictory descriptions of
Basilides'
system by
primary sources pose challenges. St. Irenæus portra****
Basilides as a
dualist and
emanationist in...
- Apostles.
Basilides too
dared to
write a
Gospel According to
Basilides. Origen's
notice is the
source for
references to the
Gospel of
Basilides in Jerome...
-
Basilides was a
Christian gnostic who
taught in
Alexandria from 117 to 138 AD.
Basilides may also
refer to:
Basilides the Epicurean, (250 – c. 175 BC)...
-
suggested that
Basilides of Tyre and
Basilides the
Epicurean could be the same
Basilides. From
Hypsicles letter it
appears plausible that a
Basilides of Tyre...
- /ˌbæsɪˈlɪdiənz, ˌbæz-/ were a
Gnostic sect
founded by
Basilides of
Alexandria in the 2nd century.
Basilides claimed to have been
taught his
doctrines by Glaucus...
-
Martyrology commemorates them on June 28, but
Basilides on June 30. In Italy, on
September 2, 1948,
Basilides was
declared patron saint of the
Corpo degli...
-
Basilides Mária (Hungarian) or Mária
Basilides (11
November 1886 – 26
September 1946) was a
Hungarian contralto singer. She was born in Jelšava on 11 November...
- The
Abbey of San
Basilide (Italian:
Abbazia di San
Basilide, also
known as
Badia Cavana, is a
former Vallombrosan monastery and
church located in the neighborhood...
-
Barna Basilides (March 2, 1903 -
February 12, 1967, Tornaľa, Hungary;
today Slovakia), was a
Hungarian painter. Born in Tornaľa,
Barna and his brother...
- The
Prophecy of
Basilides is a 1645-1646
painting by
Pietro Testa, who also
conceived it as an
engraving but did not live long
enough to
produce the latter...
