The lost books of the Bible
being all the gospels, epistles, and other pieces now extant attributed in the first four centuries to Jesus Christ. His apostles and their companions, not included, by its compilers, in the authorized New Testament: and, the recently discovered Syriac mss. of Pilate's letters to Tiberius, etc. Translated from the original tongues, illustrated from ancient paintings and missals.
by Jeremiah Jones
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When the Bible was compiled in the end of the fourth century, certain texts written soon after Christ's Crucifixion, during the early spread of Christianity, were not among those chosen. They were suppressed by the Church, and for over 1500 years were shrouded in secrecy. The writings in this book are by and about many of the important figures in the New Testament.
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One plate accompanied by leaf with explanatory key, not included in the pagination.
"Letters of Herod and Pilate": p. 269-281.
"The lost gospel according to Peter": p. 282-286.
"A list of all the apocryphal pieces not now extant, mentioned by writers in the first four centuries of Christ, with the several works wherein they are cited or noticed." [By the Rev. Jeremiah Jones]: p. 287-290.
"A list of the Christian authors of the first four centuries, whose writings contain catalogues of the books of the New Testament." [By the Rev. Jeremiah Jones]: p. 291-293.
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