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Nag Hammadi-Esna

Author:	Gawdat Ǧabra; Hany N Takla
Publisher:	Cairo American Univ. in Cairo Press 2010
Series:	Christianity and monasticism in Upper Egypt / ed. by Gawdat Gabra and Hany N. Takla, vol. 2
Edition/Format:	Print book : English
Summary:	Examining various aspects of Coptic civilization along the Nile Valley from Nag Hammadi through Luxor and Coptos and south to Esna over the past seventeen hundred years, the authors look at Coptic religious history, tradition, language and heritage through texts, art, architecture, and archaeology.  Read more...
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