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Syrian gnostic, scientist, philosopher and poet (154-222)

Also known as: Bardesanes, Bardesaines, Бардесан, برديصان, バルダイサン, 巴·達伊臣

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Known works

  • Ketava de-namusa de-atraṿata
  • Ktābā d-nāmúse d-atrawātā
  • Contro il fato
  • Le livre des lois des pays
  • Alexandri Aphrodisiensis, Ammonii Hermiae filii, Plotini, Bardesanis Syri, et Georgii Gemisti Plethonis De fato quae supersunt Graece