G. Quispel

Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 12 April 1943 in Utrecht (De bronnen van Tertullianus' "Adversus Marcionem") | Mundane : None | Terrorist attack 10 October 1943 in Enschede (Enschede bombardement 1943.) | : None | Death of Mother 2 June 1945 in Alblasserdam | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released January 1947 (The original doctrine of Valentine, Vigiliae Christianae Vol. 1, No. 1) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1951 in Zürich (Gnosis als Weltreligion) | Work : None | New Career 18 November 1951 in Utrecht (professor of Church History) | : None | Death of Father 8 February 1952 in Alblasserdam | Work : None | Het getuigenis der ziel bij Tertullianus) | Work : None | Contracts, agreements 10 May 1952 (Bought the Jung Codex via the Jung Foundation in Zurich) | Relationship : None | Meet a significant person 29 May 1954 in Apeldoorn (Queen Juliana) | Work : None | New Job 1966 in Leuven (Professor of the hellenistic background of the New Testament) | : None | Death of Significant person 18 March 1979 in Dordrecht (P.J.G.A. Hendrix, his teacher in Latin and Greek) | Work : None | Retired 1 August 1984 in Utrecht | : None | Death by Disease 2 March 2006 (pneumonia) | Traits : Mind | Education extensive (Theologian, philologist) | Personal : Religion/Spirituality | Mystical experience (Enschede bombardement 1943. as told in his interview with Annemiek Schrijver) | Vocation : Education | Researcher (early Christian life and language) | Vocation : Education | Teacher (Classical languages, professor of church history) | Vocation : None | Historian (early Christian life and language) | Vocation : Religion | Other Religion (Professor of ancient Christianity.) | Vocation : Writers | Religion/ Philosophy | Vocation : Writers | Translator | Notable : None | For Languages (Spoke fluently many old and modern languages.)