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Note that the terms "apocalypse" and "revelation" are
both translations of the same Greek term. Technically,
"revelation" is a translation and "apocalypse" is a
transliteration. The upshot is that the same works are
often referred to by different modern writers as the
"Apocalypse of x" or the "Revelation of x",
creating no shortage of confusion. I would have preferred
to standardize on "revelation," at least partly because
"apocalypse" in modern usage carries with it the connotation
of eschatological vision. While this is certainly a feature
of some of the works which go by the name, it is not so of
all. Never-the-less, in scholarly circles, 'apocalypse' is
the standard label for some of these works, 'revelation' for
others. I have used the list of abbreviations for use in
Textual Criticism as an anchoring reference to
scholarly standards.
A slightly different translation of one of these
texts, along with different introductory commentary is found
at:
The Revelation of Peter.
The Gnostic Apocalypse of Peter can be
found under Gnostic Apocalypses