Manichaeism before the Manichaeans, and its Revival in Christianity

Johannes Philipp Oppenrieder, Pastor of Hohenaltheim Hohenaltheim is a municipality in Bavaria, Germany., 1816.

See original: "Vid." (Latin: Vide) Theological Studies and Critiques by Ullmann and Umbreit, 7th Volume, pages 599–629.

The indulgences of the Manichaeans Manichaeism was a major dualistic religion founded in the 3rd century by the prophet Mani, often considered a significant rival to early Christianity., with a brief sketch of the whole of Manichaeism described from the sources by de Wegnern. Leipzig original: "Lips." (Latin: Lipsiae), 1827.

See original: "s." (German: siehe) Winer’s newest Handbook of Theological Literature, Volume 2, page 100 and following.

The Manichaean Religious System, newly investigated and developed according to the sources by Dr. Ferdinand Christian Baur Ferdinand Christian Baur (1792–1860) was a world-renowned German theologian and leader of the Tübingen School of Protestant theology., regular Professor of Evangelical Theology at the University of Tübingen. Published there by Osiander, 1831. 6 and 500 pages.

See original: "s." (German: siehe) Annals of General Theology and Christian Philosophy, third year, Volume 3, Issue 2, page 123 and following.