sethian
/ˈsɛθɪən/Definitions
1. noun
A member of a Gnostic sect that was active in the 2nd century AD and emphasized the divine nature of Seth, the son of Adam.
“The historian studied the Sethian texts to understand their philosophical views.”
1. noun
A member of a Gnostic sect that was active in the 2nd century AD and emphasized the divine nature of Seth, the son of Adam.
“The historian studied the Sethian texts to understand their philosophical views.”