Forerunners of Dante : An Account of Some of the More Important Visions of the Unseen World, From the Earliest Times
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Perhaps not many years later, according to Tischendorfs date, is the Gospel of Nicodemus, which contains the fullest extant description of Christ's visit to the dead. Dean Plumptre - draws ^ §§ 9 and lo, p. 24 of Armitage Robinson's edition of the Gospel, (Cambridge University Press, 1S92, 2nd edit,).
- The Spirits in Prison.
THE ''DESCENSUS CIIRISTI " 87 attention to the noticeable fact that this work is quite independent of those already mentioned, though, of course, dealing with the same tra...dition.
The verses of St, Peter's Epistle are not once mentioned. The second part of this apocryphal Gospel consists of the written narrative of Karinus and Leucius, the sons of Simeon, who had risen with Christ, and remained on this earth only such time as was necessary to complete their revelation.
Each wrote his story separately, and the two were afterwards found to tally exactly, letter for letter.
The narrative thus obtained is long and circum- stantial : the chief persons of the drama are Hades or Tartarus (the prince of hell), Satan, Adam, Seth, Enoch, David, Elijah, Isaiah, Simeon, and the penitent thief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps not many years later, according to Tischendorfs date, is the Gospel of Nicodemus, which contains the fullest extant description of Christ's visit to the dead. Dean Plumptre - draws ^ §§ 9 and lo, p. 24 of Armitage Robinson's edition of the Gospel, (Cambridge University Press, 1S92, 2nd edit,).
- The Spirits in Prison.
THE ''DESCENSUS CIIRISTI " 87 attention to the noticeable fact that this work is quite independent of those already mentioned, though, of course, dealing with the same tra...dition.
The verses of St, Peter's Epistle are not once mentioned. The second part of this apocryphal Gospel consists of the written narrative of Karinus and Leucius, the sons of Simeon, who had risen with Christ, and remained on this earth only such time as was necessary to complete their revelation.
Each wrote his story separately, and the two were afterwards found to tally exactly, letter for letter.
The narrative thus obtained is long and circum- stantial : the chief persons of the drama are Hades or Tartarus (the prince of hell), Satan, Adam, Seth, Enoch, David, Elijah, Isaiah, Simeon, and the penitent thief.
What to read after Forerunners of Dante : An Account of Some of the More Important Visions of the Unseen World, From the Earliest Times?
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