Christian Apocrypha and Early Christian Literature

The Acts of John 18 Now John was hastening to Ephesus, moved thereto by a vision. Damonicus therefore, and Aristodemus his kinsm ...

then, is it, Lycomedes? Awake, thou also, and open thy soul. Cast off the heavy sleep from thee: beseech the Lord, entreat him f ...

compassion on Cleopatra when he saw that she neither raged nor was beside herself, and called upon the perfect and condescending ...

Lycomedes brought him a mirror. And when he had seen himself in the mirror and looked earnestly at the portrait, he said: As the ...

33 Ye men of Ephesus, learn first of all wherefore I am visiting in your city, or what is this great confidence which I have tow ...

37 (continued.) Now the brethren from Miletus said unto John: We have continued a long time at Ephesus; if it seem good to thee, ...

and pray to my God, and recognize the invisible power that cometh to manifestation, and the wonderful works which are wrought be ...

raised? And now believe, and thou shall live unto all ages. And he forthwith believed upon the Lord Jesus and thereafter clave u ...

insults of my son, dreadful and many, and his want of natural affection, and to what end hast thou called me back, O man of the ...

repute and fame should demean himself to such small and humble amusements, and said: Art thou that John whose eminent and widesp ...

61 But when the day was now dawning I arose first, and with me Verus and Andronicus, and we saw at the door of the house which w ...

the adversary, and for a space sat still. Then, the brethren being gathered there to hear what word he would speak of her that w ...

the sepulchre; they opened the door and began to strip the grave-clothes from the corpse, saying: What art thou profited, poor D ...

76 But when he came to his right senses, John asked of him about his entry into the sepulchre, what it meant, and learning from ...

bounds. Let thy name be glorified by us, and raise up Drusiana, that Callimachus may yet more be confirmed unto thee who dispens ...

full of darkness! O death exulting in them that are thine! O fruitless tree full of fire! O tree that bearest coals for fruit! O ...

88 Men and brethren, ye have suffered nothing strange or incredible as concerning your perception of the , inasmuch as we also, ...

heard both of them speaking. And I, having in mind his great grace, and his unity which hath many faces, and his wisdom which wi ...

The number Eight (lit. one ogdoad) singeth praise with us. Amen. The number Twelve danceth on high. Amen. The Whole on high hath ...

have need of one that will hear. This cross of light is sometimes called the (or a) word by me for your sakes, sometimes mind, s ...