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Basilides (J.P. Arendzen) |
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![Francis Crawford Burkitt [1864-1935], Church & Gnosis. A Study of Christian thought and speculation in the Second Century. The Morse Lectures For 1931](images/books3/church-and-gnosis_burkitt-tb.jpg) Francis Crawford Burkitt [1864-1935], Church & Gnosis. A Study of Christian thought and speculation in the Second Century. The Morse Lectures For 1931. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1932. Hbk. pp.154.  pdf [This material is in the Public Domain] |
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F.L. Cross, The Early Christian
Fathers. Studies in Theology 1. London: Gerald Duckworth & Co. Ltd.,
1960. Hbk. pp.38-39. |
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James Drummond, “Is Basilides quoted in the Philosophumena?” Journal of Biblical Literature 11.2 (1892): 133-159. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain] |
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 Simone Pétrement, A Separate God:
The Christian Origins of Gnosticism. Carol Harrison, trans. San Francisco:
Harper, 1990. Pbk. ISBN: 0060664215. pp.336-346. Pétrement
argues that Gnosticism emerged from within early Christianity. |
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Montserrat Jufresa, "Basilides: A Path
to Plotinus," Vigiliae Christianae, Vol. 35.1 (1981): 1-15. |
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Fragments
of Basilides (Peter Kirby) |
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B. Layton, "The Significance of
Basilides in Ancient Christian Thought," Representations 28 (1989):
135-151. |
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Basilides (Dr. Clyde Curry Smith) |
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John Whittaker,"Basilides on the
Ineffability of God," Harvard Theological Review 62.3 (1969):
367-371. |
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H.A. Wolfson, "Negative Attributes in
the Church Fathers and in the Gnostic Basilides," Harvard Theological
Review 50 (1957): 145-156. |
