Iain Gardner is Emeritus Professor of the History of Religions at the University of Sydney. He was appointed to a Lectureship in Early Christian Studies at the University of Kent at Canterbury in 1979 and received his Doctorate from the University of Manchester on 'The Christology of Manichaeism' in 1983. Professor Gardner emigrated to Australia in 1986 and after several years at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia, he was appointed as Chair of the Department of Studies in Religion at the University of Sydney in 1998. He is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Humanities.

• 1: Introduction to Mani as a Writer of Letters 2: The Nature of the Evidence 3: The Collection and Circulation of The Letters 4: Letter-Writing within the Manichaean Community 5: Case Studies A: The Texts: A B: A List of Titles as Recorded by Ibn al-Nadim in his Fihrist (Tenth Century, Arabic) C: The Coptic Epistles Codex from Medinet Madi (P. Berol. inv. 15998) #REF! E: A Small Codex in Middle Persian F: Quotation from The Letter to Edessa (Greek) G: Passages from The Letter on the Foundation (Latin) H: Short Citations from The Letters in Manichaean Texts from Central Asia and China I: The Letter on the Seal in Middle Iranian Sources J: A Leaf from a Coptic Codex (P. Kellis VI Copt. 54) K: A Fragment in Uighur Turkic (U140) L: The Letter to Menoch (Latin) M: Mani's Letter to Marcellus According to The Acts of Archelaus N: Extracts from Letters by Mani in Christological Controversy O: An Early Letter Written between Two Church Leaders in Parthian (M5815II) P: A Selection of Manichaean Community Letters and Phraseology in Greek, Coptic, and Latin Q: Other Potential Evidence for Mani's Letters

Iain Gardner is Emeritus Professor of the History of Religions at the University of Sydney. He was appointed to a Lectureship in Early Christian Studies at the University of Kent at Canterbury in 1979 and received his Doctorate from the University of Manchester on 'The Christology of Manichaeism' in 1983. Professor Gardner emigrated to Australia in 1986 and after several years at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia, he was appointed as Chair of the Department of Studies in Religion at the University of Sydney in 1998. He is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Humanities.

• 1: Introduction to Mani as a Writer of Letters 2: The Nature of the Evidence 3: The Collection and Circulation of The Letters 4: Letter-Writing within the Manichaean Community 5: Case Studies A: The Texts: A B: A List of Titles as Recorded by Ibn al-Nadim in his Fihrist (Tenth Century, Arabic) C: The Coptic Epistles Codex from Medinet Madi (P. Berol. inv. 15998) #REF! E: A Small Codex in Middle Persian F: Quotation from The Letter to Edessa (Greek) G: Passages from The Letter on the Foundation (Latin) H: Short Citations from The Letters in Manichaean Texts from Central Asia and China I: The Letter on the Seal in Middle Iranian Sources J: A Leaf from a Coptic Codex (P. Kellis VI Copt. 54) K: A Fragment in Uighur Turkic (U140) L: The Letter to Menoch (Latin) M: Mani's Letter to Marcellus According to The Acts of Archelaus N: Extracts from Letters by Mani in Christological Controversy O: An Early Letter Written between Two Church Leaders in Parthian (M5815II) P: A Selection of Manichaean Community Letters and Phraseology in Greek, Coptic, and Latin Q: Other Potential Evidence for Mani's Letters

Iain Gardner is Emeritus Professor of the History of Religions at the University of Sydney. He was appointed to a Lectureship in Early Christian Studies at the University of Kent at Canterbury in 1979 and received his Doctorate from the University of Manchester on 'The Christology of Manichaeism' in 1983. Professor Gardner emigrated to Australia in 1986 and after several years at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia, he was appointed as Chair of the Department of Studies in Religion at the University of Sydney in 1998. He is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Humanities.

• 1: Introduction to Mani as a Writer of Letters 2: The Nature of the Evidence 3: The Collection and Circulation of The Letters 4: Letter-Writing within the Manichaean Community 5: Case Studies A: The Texts: A B: A List of Titles as Recorded by Ibn al-Nadim in his Fihrist (Tenth Century, Arabic) C: The Coptic Epistles Codex from Medinet Madi (P. Berol. inv. 15998) #REF! E: A Small Codex in Middle Persian F: Quotation from The Letter to Edessa (Greek) G: Passages from The Letter on the Foundation (Latin) H: Short Citations from The Letters in Manichaean Texts from Central Asia and China I: The Letter on the Seal in Middle Iranian Sources J: A Leaf from a Coptic Codex (P. Kellis VI Copt. 54) K: A Fragment in Uighur Turkic (U140) L: The Letter to Menoch (Latin) M: Mani's Letter to Marcellus According to The Acts of Archelaus N: Extracts from Letters by Mani in Christological Controversy O: An Early Letter Written between Two Church Leaders in Parthian (M5815II) P: A Selection of Manichaean Community Letters and Phraseology in Greek, Coptic, and Latin Q: Other Potential Evidence for Mani's Letters