Acts of Peter and the Twelve
The Acts of Peter and the Twelve is one of the texts from the New Testament apocrypha which was found in the Nag Hammadi library.
The text contains two parts, an initial allegory, and a subsequent gnostic exposition of its meaning.
Year: 150-225 AD
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