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THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
MANICHAEAN STUDIES

The International Association of Manichaean Studies (IAMS) is a scholarly,
non-profit association formed in 1989 to encourage and promote research
on Manichaeism in all its many aspects and its relationship with other religious
and philosophical currents. According to the Statutes of IAMS, it shall:

 * promote international collaboration in Manichaean research among individual
   researchers and scholarly organizations and institutions
 * advance the dissemination of information about work in progress and new
   discoveries in the field
 * facilitate full access to and publication of Manichaean source materials
 * support projects for editing Manichaean sources
 * identify priorities for research at a given time
 * publish the Manichaean Studies Newsletter at least annually
 * organize periodic international congresses and symposia.

Individuals and institutions with a research interest in Manichaeism are very
welcome to join the IAMS. Please contact our Secretary Dr Flavia Ruani.


‘The Crystal Seal of Mani’ (possibly 3rd cent. CE). The Syriac text reads:
“Mani, the Apostle of Jesus Christ”. Bibliothèque nationale de France.


Flavia Ruani
(flavia.ruani@gmail.com)
Gunner Mikkelsen
(gunner.mikkelsen@mq.edu.au)

Web:
John Møller Larsen
(johnmlarsen@gmail.com)

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