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Adam, Eve, and the serpent / Elaine Pagels.
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  • Pagels, Elaine H., 1943-
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  • 0140125205
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London : Penguin, 1990.
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Adam, Eve, and the serpent / by Elaine Pagels.
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  • Pagels, Elaine, 1943-
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  • 0394521404
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New York, NY : Random House, 1988.
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Adam, Eve and the serpent / Elaine Pagels.
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  • Pagels, Elaine H., 1943-
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Adam, Eve, and the serpent / Elaine Pagels.
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  • Pagels, Elaine H., 1943-
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  • 0679722327
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1st Vintage Books ed.
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New York : Vintage Books, 1989.
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Adam, Eve, and the serpent / (by) Elaine Pagels.
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  • Pagels, Elaine.
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  • 0297793268
  • 9780297793267
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London : Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1988.
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Adam and Eve and the Serpent. (As things are with the veil off.).
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  • DAY, T., Author of “The Law of Nature.”.
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New York : Law of Nature Publishing House, [1916]
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Adam and Eve and the serpent : the 1994 Aggrey-Fraser-Guggisberg Lecture.
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  • Sai, Fred.
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  • 0860891046
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Accra : Ghana Universities Press, 1995.
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A serpent/woman coils around the tree of life which stands between Adam and Eve. Engraving by J.T. Richomme, 1814, after Raphaël.
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  • Raphael, 1483-1520.
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Paris (rue pierre-sarrazin no. 14, près l'école de médecine) : chez l'auteur, 1814
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A serpent with a woman's head lurks in the Tree of Knowledge above Adam and Eve. Chromolithograph after Masolino.
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  • Masolino, da Panicale, 1383-1440?
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Arundel Society
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The history of Adam and Eve: critical and political. : Containing, among many other curious particulars, the following speeches, &c. viz. I. God's soliloquy, when about to create Adam. II. Adam's thanksgiving to the Almighty for his creation. III. His rhapsody when he first saw Eve. IV. God's benediction to the new-created pair. V. Adam's caution to Eve not to transgress. VI. Satan's artful and insinuating harangue to Eve. VII. Her subtil reply. VIII. Satan's second cunning and blasphemous speech to Eve. IX. What answer she ought to have made the fiend. X. How she should have argued with herself. XI. What she say'd to Adam on presenting him the apple. XII. God's words to Adam on his transgression; with Adam's answer and disculpation. XIII. God's words to Eve on this occasion; with his sentence on Adam, Eve and the serpent. XIV. God's words to Adam after having cloath'd him. XV. Eve's speech to Adam, exciting him to propagate the species; with his answer. XVI. Adam's thanks to God for making him a father. XVII. His exhortation to his sons Cain and Abel. XVIII. God's warning to Cain. XIX. Cain's wicked speech to Abel, just before he murdered him; with Abel's prudent answer. XX. Cain's exulting soloiloquy after the fact; with God's malediction on him for his inhuman fratricide. XXI. Adam's pathetic expostulation with God thereupon; with his consolatory discourse to Eve on the melancholy occasion. XXII. Adam's exhortatory and prophetic speech to his sons and daughters, just before his decease. English'd from the original Italian of the celebrated Gio. Fran. Loredano, a noble Venetian. Whereunto is annex'd, M. Sarrasin's fine epigram on Eve's coquetry; with the Latin and English versions..
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  • Loredano, Giovanni Francesco, 1607-1661.
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London: : Printed and sold by J. Read, in White Fryars, Fleet-Street., [1738]
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Adam and Eve with the serpent and other animals in the garden of Eden. Engraving by C.J. Visscher after N. de Bruyn.
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  • Bruyn, Nicolaes de, 1571-1656.
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Eve receives the forbidden fruit from a serpent in the shape of a woman; the angel expels Adam and Eve from paradise. Engraving by A. Capellan, 1772, after Michelangelo.
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  • Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1475-1564
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[Rome] : [Gavin Hamilton] [1773]
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Did Eve sin more than Adam? : the image of the woman-headed serpent in the context of medieval images of temptation and fall / Larissa Kempinski.
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  • Kempinski, Larissa,
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Adam and Eve and the serpent; advertising an exhibition on sexually transmitted diseases at Altonaer Museum Hamburg. Colour lithograph after P.O. Rössler, 1926.
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  • Deutsches Hygiene-Museum Dresden.
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[Hamburg] : [Altonaer Museum], [1920?]
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The knowledge of good and evil, and the consequences of that knowledge, with Adam and Eve and the serpent. Engraving by J. Sadeler, 1583, after M. de Vos.
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  • Vos, Maarten de, 1532-1603.
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Antwerpiae [Antwerp] : Joann. Sadler excud, 1583.
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A woman-serpent bends around the Tree of Knowledge as Adam and Eve reach into the branches. Line engraving by T. de Bry after J. van Winghe.
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  • Winghe, Jodocus van, 1544-1603.
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Adam and Eve stand by the Tree of Knowledge and are told by the serpent to practise marital fidelity to avoid death from AIDS. Colour lithograph after S. Shakhunov and Zh. Éffelya, 1990.
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  • Shakhunov, S.
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Tirazh 64000 ekz [print run 64,000].
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Moskva [Moscow] : Izdatelʹstvo "Panorama", 1990
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A defence of a critique on the Hebrew word "Nachash," in answer to some observations made in the sixth no. of the Classical, Biblical, and Oriental Journal, by Dr. Adam Clarke : in which it is proved from the Hebrew text, and the Oriental languages, that a serpent, not an ape, deceived Eve / By D.G. Wait.
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  • Wait, Daniel Guildford, 1789-1850.
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London : printed by A.J. Valpy; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; and J.M. Gutch, Bristol, 1811.
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Eve offers a large condom to Adam as she holds the apple of temptation behind her; the serpent looks on from behind a tree in dismay; a safe-sex and AIDS prevention advertisement by Fondo de Población de las Naciones Unidas and Centro Nacional de Educacion para la salud Ministerio de Salud Publica, Cuba. Colour lithograph by Leonardo, 1993.
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[Cuba] : Fondo de Población de las Naciones Unidas : Centro Nacional de Educacion para la salud Ministerio de Salud Publica, [19]93.
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An appendix to the first book of the Christian philosopher. Containing, a physico-theological discourse on the nature, attributes, and properties of the serpent, that tempted Eve in Paradise. Demonstrating, from the common reasons of nature, that Moses left to himself, and unassisted with the Spirit of God, never could have sketched out such a plan of things as he has left us, upon the creation and fall of man. To which is prefixed, a supplemental discourse on the image of God, as it distinguished Adam from all other creatures in nature, and set him at the head of the creation./ By Nicholas Robinson, M.D. And a member of the royal college of physicians. Servetur ad imum, qualis ab incepto processerit, & fibi constet.
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  • Robinson, Nicholas, 1697?-1775.
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London, Printed in the year, M.DCC.XLII.[1742]
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An historical catechism, containing ingenious answers to many notable questions of several wonderful matters in antient history. : As, what is the opinion of all our historians about the Apple old Mother Eve tempted Adam withal. Why the devil should take the shape of a serpent: Of the building of the tower of Babel 9 miles r[o]und, by 5 hundred thousand men; wh[o] left off confounded in their language. Also serious questions about Sodom and Gomorroh, Noah's Ark and Solomon's Temple; Inaorming [sic] us from scripture what day that wass, [sic] that the like was never before, nor ever shall be: ... the wonderful prophesies of the ten Sybils; and a marvellous relation of seven sleepers, who slept above two hundred years Part I.
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London. : Printed by V. Harris, for M. Deacon, at the Horse-Shoe in Gils-Spur-Street., 1719.
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An Historical catechism: containing ingenious answers to many notable questions of several wonderful matters in ancient history. : As what is the opinion of all our historians about the apple old mother Eve tempted Adam with; why the devil should take the shape of a serpent; of the building of the tower of Babel 9 miles round by 5,00,000 men, who left off, confounded in their language; also, serious questions about Sodom and Gomorrah, Noah's ark, and Solomon's temple, informing us from scripture, what day that was that the like was never before nor never shall be; likewise, giveing an account of the destruction of Jerusalem, and the slaughter of 3 millions of Jews, and how the remainder were dispersed and scattered over the face of the whole earth; also, Josephus' and the Roman account of Our Saviour and the miracles wrought at his birth, particularly about the great Mogul and a divining ape.
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[Penrith] : Printed by Ann Bell, 1796.
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The Historical instructor : Containing ingenious answers to many notable questions of several wonderful matters in antient history. As, what is the opinion of our historians about the apple old mother eve tempted Adam with. Why the devil should take the shape of a serpent. Of the building of the tower of Babel, nine miles round by-five hundred, thousand men, who left off, being confounded in their languages, also several questions about Sodom and Gomorrah, Noah's ark, and Solomon's temple; informing us, from scripture, what day that was that the like was never before, nor shall be again. A full account of the destruction of Jerusalem, and how the Jews were dispersed and scattered over the face of the earth. Josephus's and the Romans account of Our Saviour, and the miricles, [sic] wrought at his birth; with a wonderful apparition that appeared at Mahomet's tomb. The wonderful prophecies of the ten sibyls. A marvelous relation of the seven sleepers, who slept above two hundred years.
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Jeurslem : Printed by John Tregortha, M.DCC.XCVII. [1797]
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An historical catechism. : with answers to the questions of many of the matters in ancient history. What is the opinion of all our historians about the apple Eve tempted Adam with: why the devil should take the shape of a serpent: of the building of the tower of babel, nine miles round, by five hundred thousand men, who left off, confounded in their language; sesions questions about Sodom and Gomorrah, Noah's Ark, and the Temple of Solomon, informing us from scripture what day what was, of which the like never was before nor ever shall be. Alikewise, A full account of the destruction of Jerusalem and the slaughter of three millions of jews, Josephus' account of our saviour, and the miracles which were wrought as his birth, particular a very remarkable story of the great mogul and a ... with a wonderful apparition that happened at Mohamit's tomb. the strange, and wonderful prophesies of the ten Sybyls; and a miraculous relation of the seven sleepers, who slept above two hundred years. Dilligently Revised and corrected. Illustrated and adorned with cuts.
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Newcastle : [s.n.], Printed in this present year [1740?]
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(licensed and entered according to order.) The historical catechism : containing ingenious answers to many notable questions of several wonderful matters in ancient history. As, What is the opinion of our historians about the apple old mother Eve tempted Adam with. Why the devil should take the shape of a serpent. Of the building the tower of Babel, nine miles round, by five hundred thousand men, who left off, being confounded in their language. Also, several questions about Sodom and Gomorah, Noah's ark, and Solomon's temple; informing us, from scripture, what day that was that the like was never before, nor shall be again. A full account of the destruction of Jerusalem, and how the Jews were dispersed and scattered over the face of the earth. Josephus's and the Romans account of our Saviour, and the miracles wrought at his birth; with a wonderful apparition that appeared at Mahomer's tomb. The wonderful prophecies of the ten sibyls. A marvellous relation of the seven sleepers, who slept above two hundred years.
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London : printed for Robert Turner, In the year M.DCC.LXXXII. [1782]
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