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Note 113 — Chapter VIII · POST-CHRISTIAN GNOSTICS: THE OPHITES

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Cicero, pro Flacc. c. XXVIII. The Jews of the Dispersion in Egypt had temples of their own, in one at least of which Yahweh had for assessors a goddess Anat and a subordinate god Bethel. See René Dussaud, “Les Papyrus judéo-araméens d’Elephantiné,” R.H.R. t. LXIV. (1911) p. 350.

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