What Women Were Accustomed to Do for the Dead Beloved by Them (Gospel of Peter 12.50): Traces of Laments and Mourning Rituals in Early Easter, Passion, and Lord’s Supper Traditions

STANDHARTINGER, ANGELA

doi:10.2307/25765952

"What Women Were Accustomed to Do for the Dead Beloved by Them" (Gospel of Peter 12.50): Traces of Laments and Mourning Rituals in Early Easter, Passion, and Lord’s Supper Traditions

ANGELA STANDHARTINGER

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Journal of Biblical Literature (2010) 129 (3): 559–574.

https://doi.org/10.2307/25765952

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