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The Acts of S. Thomas

THE ACTS OF S. THOMAS, S. Austin cites something out of them:1He says, that the Manichees particularly made use of them: Part of them is to be met with in the life of S. Thomas, written by the counterfeit Abdias. M. Simon thinks he has found these old Acts of S. Thomas, under the name of Voyages, Periodi Sancti Apostoli Thomæ, in a Greek Manuscript of the French King’s Library, N° 1832. He gives us some fragments of them in his observations on the Text and Versions of the New Testament.

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  1. Aug. lib. contra Adimant. c. 17. & lib. 22. contra Faust. c. 79. & lib. 1. de Serm. Domini in monte c. 20. ↩

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