The gospel of Philip the deacon
Subtitle: claiming to be a reconstruction of the original document burned in Athens about the time of Philip's mission (say AD. 36-40), through the recall of the spiritual memories of the past which ever persist, and are available to mental sympathy.
By: Received by Frederick Bligh Bond through the hand of Hester Dowden.
Contributors: Dowden, Hester, Mrs.
Edition: First complete ed., embodying the narrative of the holy nativity, and the messianic constellation, the passion, and the resurrection of Christ, the pentecostal gifts and the story of the Sangreal, the sole personal relic of the Master remaining on earth. With nine appendices.
Publisher: Macoy
Published: 1932
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 242
Subjects: Jesus Christ -- Spiritualistic interpretations.; Grail.; Parapsychology.; Automatism.
Other titles: Philip the deacon, The gospel of.