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Clavis numbers: ECCA 560
Category: Pseudo-Apostolic Memoirs
Related literature: Revelation Discourse of Jesus
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Created April 2020.
1. SUMMARY
Named Historical Figures and Characters: Abraham (patriarch), Adam (patriarch), Annas (scribe/high priest), Caiaphas, David (king), Enoch (patriarch), Esau, Eve (matriarch), Gabriel (angel), Hagar, Herod (the Great), Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Isaac (patriarch), Ishmael, Jacob (patriarch), Joachim (father of Mary), John (the Baptist), John (son of Zebedee), Joseph (of Nazareth), Judas Iscariot, Lazarus, Magi, Mary (Virgin), Moses (patriarch), Peter (apostle), Satan, Solomon (king), Tartaros.
Geographical Locations: abyss, Bethlehem, Calvary, Egypt, Mount of Olives, Nazareth.
2. RESOURCES
3. BIBLIOGRAPHY
3.1 Manuscripts and Editions
3.1.1 Arabic
Waddi El Natrun, Dayr Qiddīs Anbā Maqqār, 380 (Hag. 14), fols. 302r–319v (1737)
Suicu, Alin. “An Arabic Revelation of Jesus Christ to Peter. Edition and Translation of St. Macarius, Hag. 14, ff. 203r–319v.” Academia.edu (incomplete).
3.2 Modern Translations
3.2.1 English
Suicu, Alin. “An Arabic Revelation of Jesus Christ to Peter. Edition and Translation of St. Macarius, Hag. 14, ff. 203r–319v.” Academia.edu (incomplete).
3.3 General Works
Suciu, Alin. The Berlin-Strasbourg Apocryphon: A Coptic Apostolic Memoir. WUNT 370. Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2017 (esp. p. 131).