A late Gnostic apocalypse describing the highest Pleroma, the unfolding of the Aeons, and the descent of the Logos. The most detailed Christology in the Coptic Gnostic corpus.
1 chapter
Tradition
Coptic Gnostic
Translation
F. Lamplugh, *The Gnôsis of the Light: A Translation of the Untitled Apocalypse contained in the Codex Brucianus, with Introduction and Notes* (London: John M. Watkins, 1918). Based principally on Émile Amélineau's French translation of the Coptic, with reference to G. R. S. Mead's renderings of related passages.
License
Public domain (pre-1929 English translation). Reproduced for educational and religious commentary.
Bruce Codex, third portion. So called because the original lacked a title; sometimes called "the Untitled Apocalypse" or "the Coptic Gnostic Treatise" (Charlotte Baynes' 1933 partial edition title).