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Pseudo-Clementine Literature

Book VII

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Contents

Journey from Tripolis.

Disciples Divided into Two Bands.

Order of March.

Clement's Joy at Remaining with Peter.

Clement's Affection for Peter.

Peter's Simplicity of Life.

Peter's Humility.

Clement's Family History.

Disappearance of His Mother and Brothers.

Disappearance of His Father.

Different Effects of Suffering on Heathens and Christians.

Excursion to Aradus.

The Beggar Woman.

The Woman's Grief.

The Woman's Story.

The Woman's Story Continued.

The Woman's Story Continued.

The Woman's Story Continued.

Peter's Reflections on the Story.

Peter's Statement to the Woman.

A Discovery.

A Happy Meeting.

A Miracle.

Departure from Aradus.

Journeyings.

Recapitulation.

Recapitulation Continued.

More Recognitions.

“Nothing Common or Unclean.”

“Who Can Forbid Water?”

Too Much Joy.

“He Bringeth Them Unto Their Desired Haven.”

Another Wreck Prevented.

Baptism Must Be Preceded by Fasting.

Desiring the Salvation of Others.

The Sons' Pleading.

Peter Inexorable.

Reward of Chastity.

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