Hypsiphrone is a highly fragmentary work that records a conversation between a woman named Hypsiphrone and a masculine divinity named Phainops. Due to the poor condition of the surviving papyrus, much of the narrative is unclear. However, it seems to depict a story of Hypsiphrone’s ongoing spiritual redemption in light of her repeated errors.
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How to cite:
Zinner, Samuel. . Translated by Samuel Zinner, edited by Mark Mattison, technical editing by Rachel Bousfield. Other Gospels. (accessed ).