Francis Watson is Professor and Chair in Early Christian Literature in the Department of Theology and Religion, Durham University.

• Part I. Introduction and Translation: 1. Introduction; 2. Translation; Part II. The World of the Text: 3. Contexts of Reception; 4. Communicating the Message; 5. Theological Themes; Part III. Relationship to Other Early Christian Literature: 6. Comparisons (1); 7. Comparisons (2); Part IV. Additional Notes on Text and Translation: Appendix: GTruth in NH I and XII.

Francis Watson is Professor and Chair in Early Christian Literature in the Department of Theology and Religion, Durham University.

• Part I. Introduction and Translation: 1. Introduction; 2. Translation; Part II. The World of the Text: 3. Contexts of Reception; 4. Communicating the Message; 5. Theological Themes; Part III. Relationship to Other Early Christian Literature: 6. Comparisons (1); 7. Comparisons (2); Part IV. Additional Notes on Text and Translation: Appendix: GTruth in NH I and XII.

Francis Watson is Professor and Chair in Early Christian Literature in the Department of Theology and Religion, Durham University.

• Part I. Introduction and Translation: 1. Introduction; 2. Translation; Part II. The World of the Text: 3. Contexts of Reception; 4. Communicating the Message; 5. Theological Themes; Part III. Relationship to Other Early Christian Literature: 6. Comparisons (1); 7. Comparisons (2); Part IV. Additional Notes on Text and Translation: Appendix: GTruth in NH I and XII.