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Garth Lowther Fowden, FBA (born 14
January 1953), is a historian. He was
Sultan Qaboos Professor of
Abrahamic Faiths at the
University of
Cambridge from...
- of
Hermeticism with Gnosticism,
which was
developing contemporaneously.
Fowden ****erts that the
first datable occurrences of the
epithet "thrice great"...
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Baker 1980.
Fowden 2004, pp. 1–3.
Fowden 2004, p. 12.
Fowden 2004, p. 203.
Museum für
Islamische Kunst, Berlin, inv. no. I.1265
Musil 1907.
Fowden 2004, pp...
- Sir
Leslie Fowden FRS (1925–2008) was a
British organic chemist and
plant scientist,
notable for his
pioneering research on
phytochemistry and
plant amino...
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Walter Fowden (1878 – 21 May 1949) was a
British politician and swimmer. Born in Hyde, then in Cheshire,
Fowden joined the
local swimming club. In 1895...
- 2018, pp. 2–3.
Garth Fowden is
somewhat more cautious,
noting that our
earliest testimonies date to the
first century BCE (see
Fowden 1986, p. 3, note 11)...
- (CC), 60; Odahl, 72, 301. Barnes,
Constantine and Eusebius, 47, 73–74;
Fowden, "Between
Pagans and Christians", 175–76. Constantine,
Oratio ad Sanctorum...
- as
Creator of Languages".
Journal of
Egyptian Archæology. 34: 121–122.
Fowden,
Garth (1993) [1986]. The
Egyptian Hermes: A
Historical Approach to the...
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described tarot cards as
pages from the Book of
Thoth Emerald Tablet Citations Fowden 1993, p. 187 The
Oxford Encyclopedia of
Ancient Egypt, Redford,
Donald B...
- 2018, pp. 2–3.
Garth Fowden is
somewhat more cautious,
noting that our
earliest testimonies date to the
first century BCE (see
Fowden 1986, p. 3, note 11)...
