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Acts of Peter deed-I:5

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Work: Acts of Peter

Passage referenceActs of Peter deed-I:5
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Acts of Peter (Vercelli Acts 1-29, Martyrdom 30-41, Coptic Act of Peter) — Bernhard Pick 1909 English translation

<the men of> Ptolemy brought the girl, and leaving her before the door of the house, went away.
Source
Acts of Peter (Vercelli Acts 1-29, Martyrdom 30-41, Coptic Act of Peter) — Bernhard Pick 1909 English translation
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Public domain
Reading language
eng
Source language
grc
Completeness
Vercelli Acts chapters 1-29 (chapter 7 not staged), Martyrdom chapters (Pick numbering 1-12 = Lipsius 30-41), and the Coptic "Deed of Peter" fragment.
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