Pagan And Christian Rome
Pagan And Christian Rome
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Peter's operations, at a time when many whohad seen him must have been still alive. Eusebius, who had thewritings of Papias (and Hegesippos) before him, maintains withClement, that S. Peter wrote his Epistle at Rome (Euseb. Ii. 15). Papias, a disciple of S. John, speaking of this epistle declares that"Babylon" means expressly the capital of the empire. Hegesippos, aChristian Jew of Palestine, who came to Rome in the first half of thesecond century, makes Linus the first bishop after the apostle...s, inaccordance with Irenæus, who says: "After Peter and Paul had foundedthe Roman church and set it in order, they gave over the episcopate toLinus. " If we consider that Hegesippos came to Rome to investigate, among other things, the succession of local bishops for the shortperiod of eighty-three years, that he certainly spoke with personswhose fathers could remember the presence of the apostles, we cannothelp accepting his evidence as conclusive.
The main objection brought forward by the opponents is that, after theincident at Antioch, we have no positive knowledge of the actions andtravels of S.
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Peter's operations, at a time when many whohad seen him must have been still alive. Eusebius, who had thewritings of Papias (and Hegesippos) before him, maintains withClement, that S. Peter wrote his Epistle at Rome (Euseb. Ii. 15). Papias, a disciple of S. John, speaking of this epistle declares that"Babylon" means expressly the capital of the empire. Hegesippos, aChristian Jew of Palestine, who came to Rome in the first half of thesecond century, makes Linus the first bishop after the apostle...s, inaccordance with Irenæus, who says: "After Peter and Paul had foundedthe Roman church and set it in order, they gave over the episcopate toLinus. " If we consider that Hegesippos came to Rome to investigate, among other things, the succession of local bishops for the shortperiod of eighty-three years, that he certainly spoke with personswhose fathers could remember the presence of the apostles, we cannothelp accepting his evidence as conclusive.
The main objection brought forward by the opponents is that, after theincident at Antioch, we have no positive knowledge of the actions andtravels of S.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lanciani, Rodolfo Amedeo, 1847-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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