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Lipsius—Bonnet, Acta Apostolorum apocrypha, Vol. I, 1891 (containing the Acts of Peter, Paul, Paul and Peter, Paul and Thecla, and Thaddæus); Vol. II, 1, 1898 (containing the Passion of Andrew, Acts of Andrew, Martyrdom of Andrew, Passion of Andrew and Matthias, Acts of Peter and Andrew, Passion of Bartholomew, Acts of John, Martyrdom of Matthew); Vol. II, 2 (1903), containing the Acts of Philip and Thomas together with the Acts of Barnabas. The first volume was edited by Lipsius; the second by Bonnet.

The late Professor R.A. Lipsius, of Jena (d. 1892), thus opens his epoch-making work Die apokryphen Apostelgeschichten und Apostellegenden (1893-91):

"Under the name of Acts or Deeds (praxeis, acta, actus), Circuits or Journeys periodoi), and Martyrdom or Consummation (martyrion, teleiosis) of the various apostles was comprised in the times of Christian antiquity a widely spread