/lit/ - Literature

>>14719821
Tripartite Tractate, Zostrianos, the Gospel of Judas are ones that stuck with me, along with gospel Thomas as well.
And I'm not sure I understand what you're asking in regards to that gospel--the version you linked is exactly the version in the book. Same translation and everything. If that's the full version then your book should have the full version, too.

There was this guy I came across who was really knowledgable about all things gnostic and he told me the Nag Hammadi with Meyers as editor wasn't too good. He despised Pagels and Meyers and told me to avoid anything with their names on it. After looking into both of then a bit on my own, it seems like sound advice.
He gave me a whole list of who to go for when it came to gnosticism, and pic related was one of them. I'm definitely going to try and get my hands on it sometime soon. It also contains the gospel of Thomas, from the looks of it.

>>13314993
Irenaeus' Against Heresies, while polemical, is actually a great exposition of certain strains of gnosticism
pic related is very good too

>>13111743
yes this >>13112474 and pic related are good. also here's some online resources http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/gnostics.html