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Gnosticism & Christian Mysticism
The Alexiad
- First published1148
- TraditionGnosticism
- Shelf132 books
The Byzantine princess Anna Komnene's history of her father, the emperor Alexios I. It contains a famous account of the trial and burning of the Bogomil leader Basil, a key source for Byzantine dualist heresy.
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