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 1  2,9 |        against the “false apostles” Simon (meaning Simon Magus) and
 2  2,9 |            apostles” Simon (meaning Simon Magus) and Cerinthus, the
 3  4,5 |            in the first person: “I, Simon Peter, and Andrew my brother,
 4  4,9 |          and went into the house of Simon who was called Peter; and
 5  4,9 |            the sons of Zebedee, and Simon and Andrew and Thaddeus
 6  4,9 |             Andrew and Thaddeus and Simon the Zealot and Judas Iscariot.[
 7  4,14|     crucifixion. According to them, Simon of Cyrene was crucified
 8  5,3 |         them of two false teachers, Simon and Cleobius. He writes
 9  5,5 | imprisonment and set out for Spain. Simon Magus comes to Rome, and
10  5,5 |             to resist his old enemy Simon (Acts 8:9-24). As the twelve
11  5,5 |             believers. He knocks at Simon's door, but the porter pretends
12  5,5 |             but the porter pretends Simon is out. Peter sends his
13  5,5 |            woman had been robbed by Simon and his confederates, and
14  5,5 |      Marcellus, who had entertained Simon, is shown his error by Peter
15  5,5 |           contest between Peter and Simon. The prefect tells Simon
16  5,5 |            Simon. The prefect tells Simon to show his power by killing
17  5,5 |           killing one of his pages; Simon obeys. Peter is then called
18  5,5 |          Greek as well as in Latin. Simon, who has already amazed
19  5,5 |           Rome a statue in honor of Simon Magus, with the inscription “
20  5,5 |        first writer to suggest that Simon Magus visited Rome. The
21  5,9 |            had so much to say about Simon Magus who also appears prominently,
22 16   |          first person singular (“I, Simon Peter, and Andrew my brother
23 16   |            38] E.g. the Dialogue of Simon the Jew and Theophilus the