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Peter, Paul, and Garry (Revamped Popeular History content starts HERE!)
Welcome Garry Stevens of the History in the Bible Podcast (https://www.historyinthebible.com/) to talk about the folks whose solemnity we observe today, Peter and Paul! Plus, the early days of the See of Rome, through Clement!
In other news, popeularhistory.com is now live, and from now until I am called before the Just Judge, you can expect daily content on this feed! More on all that tomorrow!
Also, patreon is now live! Patreon.com/popeular
LIBER PONTIFICALIS SECTION MENTIONED:
http://www.thelatinlibrary.com/liberpontificalis1.html
From the Liber Pontificalis on Peter:
"Here he ordained two bishops, Linus and Cletus, who were to present all the priestly service in the city of Rome to the people or to those who came; and blessed Peter was busy in prayer and preaching, instructing the people. 4 He had many discussions with Simon Magus, both before Nero the emperor and before the people; as those whom the blessed Peter gathered to the faith of Christ, he separated them by means of magic and deception. And when they quarreled longer, Simon was slain by a divine nod. 5 He consecrated the blessed Clement as bishop, and entrusted him with the arrangement of the chair or the whole church, saying: "Just as the power of binding and loosing was entrusted to me by my Lord Jesus Christ to govern, so I also entrust to you as the orderer of the various causes by which the ecclesiastical act is carried out." and you are by no means found devoted to the cares of the world; but try to devote yourself only to prayer and preaching to the people."
IMAGE DESCRIPTION AND CREDIT:
Icon, Angelos Akotantos (c.1450 AD)
https://antiochpatriarchate.org/en/page/the-icon-of-saints-peter-and-paul-founders-of-the-antiochian-see/2473/
The icon is 46.4 cm long and the 37 cm wide. It is from the style of the famous Cretan iconographer Angelos Akotantos (+1450 AD) who lived in Heraklion (formerly Candia), the capital of Crete, and has such beautiful icons that spread in several churches and monasteries across Crete, Patmos, Rhodes, and other places. He is said to be the first to start signing icons in his name. He has about fifty icons.
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Welcome Garry Stevens of the History in the Bible Podcast (https://www.historyinthebible.com/) to talk about the folks whose solemnity we observe today, Peter and Paul! Plus, the early days of the See of Rome, through Clement!
In other news, popeularhistory.com is now live, and from now until I am called before the Just Judge, you can expect daily content on this feed! More on all that tomorrow!
Also, patreon is now live! Patreon.com/popeular
LIBER PONTIFICALIS SECTION MENTIONED:
http://www.thelatinlibrary.com/liberpontificalis1.html
From the Liber Pontificalis on Peter:
"Here he ordained two bishops, Linus and Cletus, who were to present all the priestly service in the city of Rome to the people or to those who came; and blessed Peter was busy in prayer and preaching, instructing the people. 4 He had many discussions with Simon Magus, both before Nero the emperor and before the people; as those whom the blessed Peter gathered to the faith of Christ, he separated them by means of magic and deception. And when they quarreled longer, Simon was slain by a divine nod. 5 He consecrated the blessed Clement as bishop, and entrusted him with the arrangement of the chair or the whole church, saying: "Just as the power of binding and loosing was entrusted to me by my Lord Jesus Christ to govern, so I also entrust to you as the orderer of the various causes by which the ecclesiastical act is carried out." and you are by no means found devoted to the cares of the world; but try to devote yourself only to prayer and preaching to the people."
IMAGE DESCRIPTION AND CREDIT:
Icon, Angelos Akotantos (c.1450 AD)
https://antiochpatriarchate.org/en/page/the-icon-of-saints-peter-and-paul-founders-of-the-antiochian-see/2473/
The icon is 46.4 cm long and the 37 cm wide. It is from the style of the famous Cretan iconographer Angelos Akotantos (+1450 AD) who lived in Heraklion (formerly Candia), the capital of Crete, and has such beautiful icons that spread in several churches and monasteries across Crete, Patmos, Rhodes, and other places. He is said to be the first to start signing icons in his name. He has about fifty icons.
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