The Apocalypse of Peter in Context

Contents
List of Abbreviations
Notes on Contributors
Preface
I. Petrine Traditions and Petrine Authorship Constructions in Early Christianity
II. Manuscripts of the Apocalpyse of Peter: Some Crucial Questions
III. Die griechische Petrusapokalypse und paulinische Literatur: Beobachtungen am Text des Akhmîm-Codex
IV. Socio-Economic Status among the Damned? Reading the Carceral Bodies of the Apocalypse of Peter in their Ancient Context
V. The Ethics of Hell: Righteousness in the Apocalypse of Peter and Early Christian Discourses About Ethics
VI. Contrasting Places of Joy and Punishment in the Akhmîm Text of the Apocalypse of Peter through Sensory Experience Textual Le
VII. Judgment, Punishment, and Hell in the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Apocalypse of Peter
VIII. The Apocalypse of Peter, 2 Peter and Sibylline Oracles II: Alexandrian Debates?
IX. The Ethiopic Pseudo-Clementine Framework of the Apocalypse of Peter: Chances and Challenges in the African Transmission Cont
X. “I Have Given You the Keys of Heaven and Earth”: The Arabic Apocalypse of Peter and the History of Christian Apocalyptic Lite
XI. ‘Close and yet so faraway’: The Apocalypse of Peter and the Apocalypse of Paul
XII. Der Acherusische See als Reinigungsort in christlicher und jüdischer Nachtodmythologie
XIII. On the Manuscript Tradition of the Ethiopic Maṣ ḥafa Qa le mǝn ṭos (Book of Clement, CAe 1957): News From Eritrea*
XIV. New Evidence for the Apocalypse of Peter in Ethiopia?
XV. Translation of the Ethiopic Apocalypse of Peter including the Pseudo-Clementine Framework1
XVI. Ṭānāsee/EMML Microfilm Correspondences: An Overview