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Tag Archives: Manichaeism
5th Century AD: Wings of Parchment
Two pages from the Cologne Mani Codex, “a lump of parchment fragments the size of a matchbox,” that tells the story of the early life of Mani, the Persian prophet and the founder of Manichaeism. The workâmade in 5th century … Continue reading
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Tagged 5th Century, Africa, Books, Dualism, Egypt, Manichaeism, Religion
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