Saint Peter and the First Years of Christianity
Editorial:
, 1893
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Overview
In this volume, Constant Fouard portrays a biography of Peter as he plays a pre-eminent part during the first years of the Church’s life and his ministry in Rome. He explores Peter’s role as it expands during his travels. He also adds details such as how the Gospels of Matthew and Mark came into existence, the decadence of morality during the days of Augustus, and Zeno’s philosophy that influenced the Stoics in Rome.