File:"Epístola a Flora" de Ptolomeo de la obra "Ptolemaeus Brief an die Flora" de Adolf von Harnack,1904..jpg

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Español: Epístola a Flora de Ptolomeo. Extracto de la Carta a Flora de Ptolomeo en el original griego de la obra "Ptolemaeus Brief an die Flora" de Adolf von Harnack,1904.
Date 2nd century
date QS:P,+150-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
Source Epístola a Flora de Ptolomeo en Escritos del Cristianismo Primitivo
Author Ptolemy (gnostic disciple of Valentinius)

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