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Various Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. IX, The Apocalypse of Peter… (1885)

And in a certain other place there were pebbles sharper than swords or any spit, red-hot, and women and men in tattered and filthy raiment rolled about on them in punishment: and these were the rich who trusted in their riches and had no pity for orphans and widows, and despised the commandment [21] of God.
30. And in another great lake, full of pitch and blood and mire bubbling up, there stood men and women up to their knees: and these were the usurers and those who take interest on interest.
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Various Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. IX, The Apocalypse of Peter… (1885)

And as we prayed, suddenly there appeared two men standing before the Lord towards the East, on whom we were not able to look; [6] 7, for there came forth from their countenance a ray as of the sun, and their raiment was shining, such as eye of man [7] never saw; for no mouth is able to express or heart to conceive the glory with which they were endued, and the beauty of their appearance.
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