Acts of Philip (in Hellas) 1:25
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Work: Acts of Philip (in Hellas)
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Acts of Philip (in Hellas) — ANF VIII English translation (A. Walker)
Philip says: Why art Thou angry with me, Lord, because I have cursed mine enemies? for why dost Thou not tread them under foot, because they are yet alive in the abyss? And knowest Thou, Lord, that because of Thee I came into this city, and in Thy name I have persecuted all the error of the idols, and all the demons? The dragons have withered away, and the serpents. And since these men have not received Thy light, therefore have I cursed them, and they have gone down to Hades alive.
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- Acts of Philip (in Hellas) — ANF VIII English translation (A. Walker)
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- eng
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- grc
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