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Apocrypha of the New Testament
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Introductory Notice to Apocrypha of the New Testament.
[2634] ms. B, the assumption. [For the list of mss. used by Tischendorf, see his Apocal. Apocr., p. xliii.—R.]
[2635] ms. C adds: And cause all the apostles to be present at my departure.
[2636] Puerpera.
[2637] Protevangelium of James, ch. 8, p. 363.
[2638] ms. C has: When, therefore, thou shalt see my archangel Gabriel coming to thee with a palm which I shall send to thee from heaven, know that I shall soon come to thee, my disciples, and angels, etc.
[2639] ms. C: And she began to give great thanks to God in these words: My soul doth magnify the Lord, and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour.
[2640] Or, other.
[2641] ms. A, raised. Levavit instead of lavit.
[2642] Lit., guard.
[2643] ms. C inserts: of the second day after the angel had come to her with the palm.
[2644] Or, earthquakes.
[2645] It was Joseph, the other candidate for the apostleship, who was called Justus (Acts i. 23).
[2646] ms. C adds: And she showed them the palm which the Lord had sent her from heaven by His angel.
[2647] ms. C has: just as the Holy Spirit appeared in a cloud to His disciples, viz., Peter, James, and John, when He was transfigured, so, etc.
[2649] ms. C: By the divine vengeance, at that very instant they began to strike and slay each other with their weapons, and struck their heads against the walls like madmen.
[2650] ms. C inserts: a scribe of the tribe of Dan.
[2651] ms. C adds: and firmly to promise that, if he were made whole by their prayers, he would become a Christian.
[2654] Bel. 33-39.
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