DEMIURGOS
Mary Pendergraft
pender at wfu.edu
Fri Sep 10 12:32:15 EDT 1999
The _e_ of this transliteration represents eta. Your intuition was right: the word
is there!
Mary
Mary Pendergraft
Wake Forest University
Benjamin Raymond wrote:
> I am having some difficulty finding a lexical entry for a term that seems
> to appear in Ptolemaeus' "Letter to Flora", as printed in Werner Foerster's
> _Gnosis: A Selection of Gnostic Texts_, Vol. I (Oxford, 1972).
>
> There is a footnote at Epiphanius, Panarion XXXIII 7, 4 (at least, I think
> that numbering is correct) in this phrase:
>
> 4. But in fact he is the Fashioner (20) and Maker of this entire universe
> and of what is in it. He is different from these two realities and since
> he stands in the midst between them, he rightly bears the name 'Middle'.
>
> At the bottom of the page is the note:
>
> (20) Greek demiurgo/s
>
> The / being an acute accent on an otherwise english transliteration.
>
> Any clue where I might a lexical entry? Neither BAGD nor Liddell-Scott
> (newest) seem to have a reference, which strikes me as odd since the term
> seems to have made its way into the english language. I have had no luck
> with the Perseus site either.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Ben
>
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