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Hegemonius (Gr****: Ηγεμόνιος) or Pseudo-
Hegemonius was a 4th-century
Christian who is
known only from his
presumed authorship of the Acta Archelai, a work...
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contemptuous "a certain" (Manes quidam) also
appears in
Hegemonius' Acta
Archelai (4th century), however,
Hegemonius contributes a
detailed description of Mani's...
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darkness will
continue to co-exist eternally,
never to
commingle again.
Hegemonius (4th
century CE)
accuses that the
Persian prophet Mani,
founder of the...
- historical".
According to
Hegemonius'
portrayal of Mani, the evil
demiurge who
created the
world was the
Jewish Yahweh.
Hegemonius reports that Mani said...
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Possible identification Hegemonius The Acts of
Akilai (62.3)
Epiphanius of
Salamis "Panarion" (66.2. 9)
Theodore Bar
Konai "Skalia" Book of
Mysteries Mysteria...
- and was
referred to by many anti-Manichaean
polemic writers,
including Hegemonius and
Augustine of Hippo. The main
theme appears to be Mani's anthropology...
- book twenty-three,
while other quotations are
preserved in the
works of
Hegemonius.
Eusebius of
Caesarea reports Agrippa Castor (mid-2nd century) as describing...
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value of the Acts of the dis****tion of
Archelaus with Mani
written by
Hegemonius in the
middle of the
fourth century, and the last two on Scythi**** and...
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Vatican Library,
Zaccagni had
access to a copy of the Atti di
Archelao by
Hegemonius found at
Monte C****ino with a
version in the Vatican, as well as to the...
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Fragmenta in
Esaiam (1957); IX:
Eusebius Vercellensis, Filastrius, Ps.
Hegemonius,
Isaac Iudaeus,
Archidiaconus Rom****, Fortunati**** Aquileiensis, Chromatius...
