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The See of Peter

James Thomson Shotwell and Louise Ropes Loomis c1991 © Columbia University Press
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Series
  • Records of Civilization
ISBN(s)
  • 9780231003940 (hardcover)
  • 9780231096355 (paper)
Subject
  • European: 400-1400
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  • Frontmatter
  • GENERAL INTRODUCTION (page xix)
  • BOOK I THE PETRINE TRADITION
    • INTRODUCTION (page 3)
    • 1. JESUS AND PETER (page 7)
    • 2. PETER AND THE OTHER APOSTLES (page 47)
    • 3. PETER IN ROME AND THE FOUNDING OF THE ROMAN CHURCH (page 56)
  • PART II THE TRADITION ACCEPTED AS HISTORICAL
    • INTRODUCTION (page 62)
    • 1. PETER THE PREACHER AT ROME (page 66)
    • 2. PETER THE ROMAN MARTYR (page 82)
    • 3. PETER THE FOUNDER OF THE ROMAN EPISCOPATE (page 96)
  • PART III THE APOCRYPHAL TRADITION
    • INTRODUCTION (page 120)
    • 1. BEGINNINGS OF THE SIMON MAGUS LEGEND (page 127)
    • 2. THE LEGEND OF PETER AND SIMON (page 133)
    • 3. REFERENCES TO THE PETRINE LEGEND IN THIRD CENTURY LITERATURE (page 153)
    • 4. DEVELOPMENT OF THE PETRINE LEGEND DURING THE THIRD CENTURY (page 158)
    • 5. DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEGEND DURING THE FOURTH AND FIFTH CENTURIES (page 168)
    • 6. REFERENCES TO THE PETRINE LEGEND BY THE FATHERS OF THE FOURTH AND FIFTH CENTURIES (page 181)
    • 7. LATER ELABORATIONS OF THE LEGEND (page 196)
    • 8. RELICS IN EVIDENCE OF THE LEGEND (page 206)
  • BOOK II THE RISE OF THE SEE
    • INTRODUCTION (page 211)
  • PART I THE BISHOPRIC OF THE ROMAN APOSTOLIC CHURCH
    • I. THE BENEVOLENCE OF THE ROMAN CHURCH (page 235)
    • 2. THE TRADITION OF THE ROMAN CHURCH (page 245)
    • 3. THE AUTHORITY OF THE ROMAN CHURCH (page 274)
  • PART II THE CLAIM TO THE POWER OF PETER
    • 1. THE ASSERTION OF THE CLAIM (page 286)
    • 2. THE CASE OF ORIGEN (page 312)
    • 3. THE COÖPERATION OF ROME AND CARTHAGE (page 322)
    • 4. THE REASSERTION OF THE CLAIM (page 391)
    • 5. THE GROWTH OF JURISDICTION (page 429)
    • 6. THE OBSCURE PERIOD (page 442)
  • PART III THE SUPREME BISHOPRIC OF THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH
    • MILTIADES (page 448)
    • SILVESTER (314-335) (page 462)
    • JULIUS I (337-352) (page 488)
    • LIBERIUS (352-366) (page 534)
    • DAMASUS (366-384) (page 595)
  • APPENDIX I SIRICUS, Decretal to Himerius of Tarragona (page 697)
  • APPENDIX II The Liberian Catalogue (page 709)
  • THE POPES OF THE FIRST FOUR CENTURIES, Chronological List (page 716)
  • INDEX (page 717)
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AHR 33.4 (Jul. 1928): 848-849 http://www.jstor.org/stable/1838379
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