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Physiologus

The Physiologus (Greek: Φυσιολόγος) is a didactic Christian text written or compiled in Greek by an unknown author in Alexandria. Its composition has been traditionally dated to the 2nd century AD by readers who saw parallels with writings of Clement of Alexandria, who is asserted to have known the text, though Alan Scott has made a case for a date at…

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related to Translations · 99
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Physiologus → Anna Dorofeeva, Basil, Ben Perry, Byzantine, Francesco Sbordone's, Greek, Grottaferrata, Latin Physiologus, Modern, Morgan Library, Sbordone
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Physiologus → Alexandria, Basil, Caesarea, Epiphanius, Fathers, Greek, In, Peter, St, The

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the Bern Physiologus surviveinstance ofand many illuminated manuscript copies0.80text
Physiologusrelated to AttributionsThe0.60section
Physiologusrelated to AttributionsGreek0.60section
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Physiologusrelated to AttributionsEpiphanius0.60section
Physiologusrelated to AttributionsBasil0.60section
Physiologusrelated to AttributionsCaesarea0.60section
Physiologusrelated to AttributionsSt0.60section
Physiologusrelated to AttributionsPeter0.60section
Physiologusrelated to AttributionsAlexandria0.60section
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