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The Acts of S. Andrew

THE ACTS OF S. ANDREW, mentioned in S. Austin, and received by the Manichees, were different from those which we have at present under the name of the Priests of Achaia. The Manichees1, Encratites2, and Apotacticks, made use of the Acts of S. Andrew. See Epiphanius, Hæres. 61, & 62.

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  1. Aug. de fide contra Manich. c. 38. & alibi. ↩

  2. Epiph. Hær. 42. ↩

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