comparative religion >> about >> credits and acknowledgements >>  Credits and acknowledgements A number of sites have been mined, and I am indebted to the people who run them for their own efforts to bring them into the easily accessible world of the internet. So far as I know material used onsite comes from expired copyright translations, or else special permission has been granted where copyright has been known to exist. Absolutely no intention has been made to violate any owned copyright. If you believe otherwise then do contact myself: brian(at)comparative-religion(dot)com The following major sites have been especially invaluable for providing these texts: The Wesley Institute Pseudepigrapha.com Bible Facts.org and Early Christian Writings.com the latter of which is especially recommended for further study of those writings believed composed only within the first two centuries. Special permission has been granted from New Advent to use materials from their site. Also special thanks to Wieland Willker for allowing use of his translation of the Egerton fragment from his own Gospel commentaries website. Material from the following sites was also used to track down individual works: The Saint Pachomius Orthodox Library Internet Mediaeval Sourcebook Especial thanks to John B. Hare at sacred-texts.com for his kinds words and encouragement - and especially permission to distribute content from his site - with regards to the comparative-religion.com site.

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