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Dhamma:

Provenance: ©2005 John T. Bullitt.

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J.M.ROBINSON (Ed.), The Nag Hammadi Library in English. Translated and introduced by members of the Coptic Gnostic Library project.... Brill, 3rd ed. (1988). Checked. www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0060669357/tertullianpro-20/

J.M.ROBINSON et al, Various articles, Biblical Archaeologist 42.4 (Fall 1979). Includes plates. Checked. A very valuable account of how the texts came to found. Robinson relates the story of the discovery, as obtained by himself from those involved in what was plainly a wearisome and lengthy process of cross-examination. He makes a plea for free access to material of public interest -- ironically, now buried in this copyrighted journal and accessible to almost no-one! The publishers ignored a letter I wrote suggesting they make the material available online.

James M. ROBINSON, The Secrets of Judas: the story of the misunderstood disciple and his lost gospel. (2006) ISBN 0-06-117063-1. Checked.
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Herbert KROSNEY, The Lost Gospel: The search for the Gospel of Judas Iscariot. National Geographic (2006). This adds comments from the French team led by Jean Doresse, whose account is also available, and which questions some of Robinson's story. Checked.
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Jean DORESSE, The Discovery of the Nag Hammadi Texts : A Firsthand Account of the Expedition That Shook the Foundations of Christianity (1960, reprint 2005). ISBN: 159477045X. Not checked. Robinson considered Doresse's account "bad. He was an adventurer. He would talk to villagers" (Krosney p.132) and organised his own expedition.
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