From Diverse Languages
- Maria Magdalena: La evangelio laŭ Maria Magdalena (presentation and translation of apocryphical gospel) - Vlaardingen: VoKo, 1985. - 12 p.(Voĉoj kristanaj ; 8)
- Tomaso
: La Evangelio kopta laŭ Tomaso - Breda: VoKo, 1994. - 16 p.(Vo^coj kristanaj; 22)
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