Gregory Thaumaturgus,
Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. V, Dubious or Spurious Writings…
(1885)
“ Peter had been at Rome, St. Paul would not have come there (2 Cor. x. 16) . The two apostles had each his jurisdiction, and they kept to their own “line of things” respectively. How, then, came St. Peter to visit Rome? The answer is clear: unless he came involuntarily, as a prisoner, he came to look after the Church of the Circumcision, [1] which was “in his measure;” and doubtless St. Paul urged him to this, the Hebrew Christians there being so large a proportion of the Church. St. ”
