But a second statement of Cassiodorus mentions expressly the first epistle of Peter, as if the second had been excluded, and adds, "1 and 2 John and James," thereby also excluding Jude, which Eusebius, however, had distinctly named (De Institut. cap. 8). The testimony of Origen is no...
He not only quotes its words, but he quotes them as Peter's,1 and as Scripture,2 he distinguishes it from 1 Peter3 and combines it as equally Peter's with the first Epistle;4 he clearly and distinctly names both together.5 Although, therefore, he mentions the fact that there were ...
But he, having from a child learnt the lesson of well-doing and having the commandments of God inscribed on the tablet of his soul and on the pages of his heart by the finger of God, even the Holy Spirit, fulfilled the precept, Give to him that asketh thee; and so he emptied all ...
However, one indication that at least somecontemporaries saw it as a crusade is an undated letter from Peter the Venerable, the abbot ofCluny, to King Sigurd. In his letter, the abbot praise the king for his efforts to fight“the enemiesof Cross of Christ”[inimicos crucis Christi] at ...
observes paul verhoeven, the one-time dutch mathematician who directed total recall. "what we find in dick is an absence of truth and an ambiguous interpretation of reality. dreams that turn out to be reality, reality that turns out to be a dream. this can only sell when people recognize ...
(St. Paul says, 't is the toll which must be given). They made a fire,—bu such a fir as they Upon the moment could contrive with such Materials as were cast up round the bay,— Some broken planks, and oars, that to the touch Were nearly tinder, since so long they lay...