Jung Codex

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The Jung Codex was found at Nag Hammadi. It slipped through the hands of the Egyptian authorities and was sold to private collectors in the United States. Gilles Quispel, a Dutch historian, heard about these mysterious manuscripts and decided to buy them via the Jung Foundation in Zurich.

It contains:

• The Prayer of the Apostle Paul
• The Apocryphon of James (also known as the Secret Book of James)
• The Gospel of Truth
• The Treatise on the Resurrection
• The Tripartite Tractate

[edit] External links

• James M. Robinson describes the monopoly of the manuscript created by Rudolf Kasser