The Hermetic Logos: Reading the Corpus Hermeticum as a Reflection of Graeco-Egyptian Mentality
Author: Ronaldo Guilherme von Gurgel Pereira
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Title: The Hermetic Logos: Reading the Corpus Hermeticum as a Reflection of Graeco-Egyptian Mentality
Author: Ronaldo Guilherme von Gurgel Pereira
Description: A 2010 doctoral dissertation from the University of Basel examining the Corpus Hermeticum as a product of Graeco-Egyptian mentality. Combines Egyptology and classical studies to trace the religious, philosophical, and linguistic influences that shaped the Hermetic writings in Hellenistic Egypt.
Pages: 258
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