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[63] Clement, the hero of the legendary narrative, arrives atCaesarea Stratonis in Judaea, on the eve of a great controversy betweenSimon and the apostle Peter, and attaches himself to the latter as hisdisciple (H. II. Xv; R. I. Lxxvii). The history of Simon is told toClement, in the presence of Peter, by Aquila and Nicetas--the adoptedsons of a convert--who had associated with Simon.
Simon was the son of Antonius and Rachael, a Samaritan of Gittha, avillage six schoeni[64] from the city of Cae...sarea (H. I. Xxii), called avillage of the Gettones (R. II. Vii). It was at Alexandria that Simonperfected his studies in magic, being an adherent of John, aHemero-baptist, [65] through whom he came to deal with religiousdoctrines.
John was the forerunner of Jesus, according to the method of combinationor coupling. [66] Whereas Jesus had twelve disciples, as the Sun, John, the Moon, had thirty, the number of days in a lunation, or morecorrectly twenty-nine and a half, one of his disciples being a womancalled Helen, and a woman being reckoned as half a man in the perfectnumber of the Triacontad, or Pler
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[63] Clement, the hero of the legendary narrative, arrives atCaesarea Stratonis in Judaea, on the eve of a great controversy betweenSimon and the apostle Peter, and attaches himself to the latter as hisdisciple (H. II. Xv; R. I. Lxxvii). The history of Simon is told toClement, in the presence of Peter, by Aquila and Nicetas--the adoptedsons of a convert--who had associated with Simon.
Simon was the son of Antonius and Rachael, a Samaritan of Gittha, avillage six schoeni[64] from the city of Cae...sarea (H. I. Xxii), called avillage of the Gettones (R. II. Vii). It was at Alexandria that Simonperfected his studies in magic, being an adherent of John, aHemero-baptist, [65] through whom he came to deal with religiousdoctrines.
John was the forerunner of Jesus, according to the method of combinationor coupling. [66] Whereas Jesus had twelve disciples, as the Sun, John, the Moon, had thirty, the number of days in a lunation, or morecorrectly twenty-nine and a half, one of his disciples being a womancalled Helen, and a woman being reckoned as half a man in the perfectnumber of the Triacontad, or Pler
What to read after Simon Magus?
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