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The Apocalypse of Peter: Greek Text and Collected Fragments

ANF historical edition · Edition commentary

Outside the canon. This Apocalypse of Peter is not in the Bible of any tradition on the Scriptures shelf. It is hosted here as a historical record. The Scriptures shelf →

Translator and historical edition notes (part 2)

Edition commentary

The part of the quotation between square brackets is assigned by Harnack to Clement himself and not to the Apocalypse.

Edition commentary

Cf. Esdras, Ante-Nicene Lib., vol. xvi., p. 473.

Read in this edition: source locators and uncertainty marks are retained. Square brackets can mark gaps or editorial interventions; headings and supplied subtitles belong to the edition. Coverage and cautions

About this reading layout

Source wording, punctuation, paragraph boundaries and supplied line breaks are retained. Long prose also has editorial reading breaks at sentence boundaries. Substantial passages already enclosed in double quotation marks are set apart; this does not identify their source or establish a connection.

These added breaks are reading aids, not claims about the original manuscript’s layout. Poetry is lineated only where the downloaded text supplies line breaks. References and edition notes remain with their text.