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  1  1,4 |             different from that of I Peter. Both Ignatius and the author
  2  2,2 |               and thus transmitted I Peter to convey this corrective.
  3  2,2 |           the Letter of Clement to I Peter are generally, and rightly,
  4  2,2 |             to those of Greece and I Peter to those of Asia Minor.
  5  2,2 |             those of Asia Minor. But Peter's reference to himself as
  6  2,5 |             together with Hebrews, I Peter, and I Clement, had continued
  7  2,6 |             the Acts, Hebrews, and I Peter, and uses Christian literature
  8  2,8 |            John,” the “Revelation of Peter,” and the “Gospel of the
  9  2,9 |             authors as John, Thomas, Peter, Andrew, James, Philip,
 10  2,9 |      mentioned in Paul, really means Peter. Nathanael is, of course,
 11  2,9 |               He promises to release Peter from prison and instructs
 12  2,9 |            he counts both Cephas and Peter and includes Nathanael (
 13  2,9 |              John, the Revelation of Peter, I Peter, and probably Ignatius (
 14  2,9 |           the Revelation of Peter, I Peter, and probably Ignatius (
 15  2,13|           took pride in the names of Peter and Paul; Ephesus rejoiced
 16  2,14|            of Eugnostus, a letter of Peter and Philip, and a letter
 17  3   |      shepherd of the flock. And in I Peter Christ was described as “
 18  3   |  Christianity, the Gospel of Mark, I Peter, 1 Clement, and the Shepherd-a
 19  3   |              3:1). He probably had I Peter and 1 Clement in mind.~
 20  3   |            apocalypse in the name of Peter and introduced, for the
 21  3   |           God, but the Revelation of Peter is devoted to the precise
 22  3   |            runs somewhat as follows. Peter relates how, as they sat
 23  3   |         writing of the Revelation of Peter. The day of judgment and
 24  3   |             it is, the Revelation of Peter is full of reflections of
 25  3   |            that in the Revelation of Peter. It is also used in the
 26  3   |            date of the Revelation of Peter in the quarter-century between
 27  3   |              150.~ The Revelation of Peter is first mentioned in the
 28  3   |           accepted it as the work of Peter: “Peter says in the Revelation... “ (
 29  3   |            it as the work of Peter: “Peter says in the Revelation... “ (
 30  3   |          Paul, and the Revelation of Peter. Early in the fourth century
 31  3   |      indirectly to the Revelation of Peter. There is a far-off echo
 32  3   |           Although the Revelation of Peter is mentioned by this long
 33  3   |            fragment of the Gospel of Peter, in a hand not later than
 34  3   |          length of the Revelation of Peter as from 270 (in the Clermont
 35  3   |           whole of the Revelation of Peter was actually imbedded in
 36  4,3 |           the Hebrews, the Gospel of Peter, and the Gospel of Thomas.~
 37  4,4 |           relates that Jesus said to Peter and those with him, “Feel
 38  4,4 |        perhaps meaning Preaching) of Peter. The question arises: In
 39  4,4 |              John, the Revelation of Peter and the Letter of Barnabas.
 40  4,5 |              The Gospel according to Peter.~ The feeling that Jesus,
 41  4,5 |           assuming the great name of Peter and writing it in the first
 42  4,5 |              first person: “I, Simon Peter, and Andrew my brother,
 43  4,5 |         portion of the Apocalypse of Peter and the first thirty-two
 44  4,5 |            fragment of the Gospel of Peter began abruptly with the
 45  4,5 |       resurrection, and broke off as Peter and some other disciples
 46  4,5 |         reflected in Ephesians and I Peter.~ It is possible that the
 47  4,5 |            the gospel story in which Peter was conspicuous, such as
 48  4,5 |             have known the Gospel of Peter, for he occasionally uses
 49  4,5 |             mention of the Gospel of Peter, Origen, in the first half
 50  4,5 |               mentions the Gospel of Peter and records Serapion's investigation
 51  4,5 |              the Gospel according to Peter as being used by the Jewish
 52  4,6 |              Hebrews or with that of Peter, although it must have been
 53  4,9 |              of Simon who was called Peter; and he opened his mouth
 54  5,3 |           which had been baptized by Peter.~ 10. On the voyage Jesus,
 55  5,3 |        Hernias and the Revelation of Peter. In the Stichometry ofNicephorus,
 56  5,4 |          were combined with those of Peter, Andrew, and Thomas into
 57  5,4 |           Photius seems to have been Peter, John, Andrew, Thomas, Paul.
 58  5,5 |                          The Acts of Peter.~ The rise of the sects
 59  5,5 |           Acts of John.~ The name of Peter had long been connected
 60  5,5 |            Rome, as we have seen. II Peter, probably written after
 61  5,5 |           gathered about the name of Peter, and legend had been busy
 62  5,5 |             should write the Acts of Peter, especially in Rome, where
 63  5,5 |        brought Paul to Rome, but not Peter. How did Peter come to visit
 64  5,5 |               but not Peter. How did Peter come to visit Rome and how
 65  5,5 |             by the glorious apostles Peter and Paul. The Gospel of
 66  5,5 |             a strong commendation of Peter from the lips of Jesus himself,
 67  5,5 |        Peter-the Rock. “Your name is Peter, a rock, and on this rock
 68  5,5 |              were called, granted to Peter and, it was assumed, to
 69  5,5 |               to compose the Acts of Peter. Legend had already gathered
 70  5,5 |          chap. 21), the Preaching of Peter, the Apology of Justin,
 71  5,5 |            the Apology of Justin, II Peter, and probably the Gospel
 72  5,5 |            source comes the story of Peter's daughter. Peter has a
 73  5,5 |           story of Peter's daughter. Peter has a daughter who is stolen
 74  5,5 |            stolen by a rich admirer; Peter prays God to protect her,
 75  5,5 |            daughter who fell dead at Peter's prayer for her. This story
 76  5,5 |              to life again, and when Peter complied, the girl was outraged
 77  5,5 |            reduced to seven members. Peter, at Jerusalem, is warned
 78  5,5 |             Jerusalem were over,[31] Peter sets out for Rome. The ship
 79  5,5 |            the captain is converted. Peter goes down by a rope and
 80  5,5 |          Puteoh and proceed to Rome. Peter rallies the believers. He
 81  5,5 |        porter pretends Simon is out. Peter sends his message in by
 82  5,5 |             dried herring in a shop, Peter puts it in water and brings
 83  5,5 |          seven-month-old baby speak. Peter tells how in Judea a woman
 84  5,5 |              of bad character brings Peter a large sum of money. He
 85  5,5 |             a case of tainted money. Peter laughs and says that in
 86  5,5 |         Simon, is shown his error by Peter and, after sprinkling his
 87  5,5 |             of gold for the service. Peter finds the gospel being read
 88  5,5 |          witness the contest between Peter and Simon. The prefect tells
 89  5,5 |              his pages; Simon obeys. Peter is then called upon to restore
 90  5,5 |            that he will do it again. Peter prays that he may fall and
 91  5,5 |              and dies at Terracina.~ Peter's success in prevailing
 92  5,5 |             meets Jesus entering it. Peter asks, “Lord, where are you
 93  5,5 |          Rome to be crucified again. Peter accepts the rebuke and turns
 94  5,5 |        downward. This noble story of Peter's martyrdom goes far to
 95  5,5 |            the author of the Acts of Peter.~ Peter's last words to
 96  5,5 |        author of the Acts of Peter.~ Peter's last words to his wife
 97  5,5 |            say that when the blessed Peter saw his own wife led out
 98  5,5 |            refer this to the Acts of Peter, but it may later have formed
 99  5,5 |          drawn from the Preaching of Peter and was widely held in the
100  5,5 |            as Justin and the Acts of Peter describe (“Semoni Sanco
101  5,5 |             of Thomas, Andrew, John, Peter, and Paul that may imply
102  5,5 |              30, so that the Acts of Peter would naturally fall between
103  5,5 |             himself says the Acts of Peter was not accepted by the
104  5,5 |        ascetic elements in it. It is Peter's ascetic influence in relation
105  5,5 |              described m the Acts of Peter, shows that the church is
106  5,5 |             occupy the “chair of St. Peter.”~ The Liberian Catalogue
107  5,5 |      Catalogue of Roman bishops from Peter to Liberius dates from A.D.
108  5,5 |           its earlier portions, from Peter to Pontianus, A.D. 231-35,
109  5,5 |             writers were thinking of Peter as first bishop of Rome.~
110  5,5 |         bishop of Rome.~ The Acts of Peter does not go so far as to
111  5,5 |             not go so far as to call Peter the first bishop of Rome,
112  5,7 |         drawn from the Revelation of Peter. The apostle calls upon
113  5,7 |             use of the Revelation of Peter, in chapters 55-57 and of
114  5,8 |            the cross, reminiscent of Peter's rhapsody before his cross.
115  5,8 |              supplied by the Acts of Peter and Andrew, in which Peter
116  5,8 |           Peter and Andrew, in which Peter causes a camel to go through
117  5,9 |      individual apostles-Paul, John, Peter, Thomas, and Andrew-in the
118  5,9 |          Palestine, his meeting with Peter, and his life with him;
119  5,9 |       extended conversations between Peter and Clement, in which spiritual
120  5,9 |          latter probably the Acts of Peter, which had so much to say
121  5,9 |           introduced by letters from Peter and Clement to James of
122  6,2 |     principal letters of Paul, and I Peter. This list of Christian
123  6,3 |            become the interpreter of Peter wrote down accurately everything
124  6,3 |      afterwards, as I said, attended Peter, who adapted his instructions
125  7   |           the so-called Preaching of Peter.~ ~
126  7,1 |                     The Preaching Of Peter.~ Peter appears in the Acts
127  7,1 |             The Preaching Of Peter.~ Peter appears in the Acts as the
128  7,1 |              in it, the Preaching of Peter was written. The little
129  7,1 |        teachings of the Preaching of Peter are reported in Clement
130  7,1 |            Teaching (or Doctrine) of Peter (the passage is preserved
131  7,1 |           Ignatius (“When he came to Peter and his companions, he said
132  7,1 |             document associated with Peter's name. Jerome says that
133  7,1 |             it from the Preaching of Peter.~ If the Preaching is quoted
134  7,1 |          accepts it and quotes it as Peter's, and Origen, who has found
135  7,1 |             genuineness as a work of Peter. Heracleon was a pupil of
136  7,1 |            have seen, in the Acts of Peter, chapter 5, and seems to
137  7,1 |            The Catholic tradition of Peter's twenty-five years ministry
138  7,1 |            says that the Teaching of Peter is not by Peter or anyone
139  7,1 |          Teaching of Peter is not by Peter or anyone else inspired
140  7,1 |           Preaching with the Acts of Peter, the Gospel of Peter, and
141  7,1 |              of Peter, the Gospel of Peter, and the Revelation of Peter
142  7,1 |         Peter, and the Revelation of Peter as not accepted by standard
143  7,1 |           works claiming the name of Peter, Eusebius accepted only
144  7,1 |             3. 1).~ The Preaching of Peter is chiefly significant as
145  7,2 |         century, in the Preaching of Peter. But a more formal appeal
146  7,2 | and-perhaps-bits of the Preaching of Peter. It seems to contrast the
147  7,3 |       influenced by the Preaching of Peter, as we have seen. He sees
148  7,3 |            and probably Romans and I Peter. His way of referring to
149 10,2 |             and Titus), I John and I Peter, the Revelation of John,
150 11,3 |             called the Revelation of Peter.” It was in the Outlines
151 11,3 |    considerable fragment, covering I Peter, Jude, and I and II John,
152 11,3 |           Hernias, the Revelation of Peter, the Preaching of Peter,
153 11,3 |              Peter, the Preaching of Peter, and the Teaching of the
154 12,7 |              Acts of the Apostles, I Peter, I John, and the Revelation
155 12,7 |            II and III John, Jude, II Peter, Barnabas, and the Shepherd
156 13,8 |           three Catholic letters — I Peter and I and II John. The Revelation
157 13,8 |           Hernias, the Revelation of Peter, and the Acts of Paul. He
158 13,8 |       Christian writer to reflect II Peter, and he must have known
159 13,14|                                      Peter.~ The last of the ante-Nicene
160 13,14|           teachers at Alexandria was Peter, who became bishop in the
161 13,14|        difficulties may have brought Peter to excommunicate Arius.
162 13,14|           fragments, we possess from Peter a letter warning the Alexandrians
163 14,6 |              with their blood! Where Peter endures a passion like his
164 14,7 |           letters of Paul, besides I Peter, I John and Jude, the Revelation
165 14,10|              as the successor of St. Peter to overrule his brother
166 14,14|              not include Hebrews), I Peter, I John, and the Revelation
167 16   |           company: the Revelation of Peter, the Apology of Aristides,
168 16   |         Greek text~The Revelation of Peter; no complete Greek text~
169 16   |          complete text~The Gospel of Peter; no complete text~The British
170 16   |            complete text~The Acts of Peter; no complete text~The Acts
171 16   |          Greek text~The Preaching of Peter; no text~The Apology of
172 16   |           communicated to Clement by Peter.~  [8] JesousnChreistos
173 16   |              resembles the Gospel of Peter, in which the apostles speak
174 16   |              wept and grieved”), and Peter speaks in the first person
175 16   |           person singular (“I, Simon Peter, and Andrew my brother took
176 16   |        According to the Preaching of Peter.~  [32] M. Testuz, Papyrus
177 16   |      Preaching and the Revelation of Peter as genuine and quoted from
178 16   |             was a thousand years. II Peter says both (3:8). The two