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The Acts of Christ and Peter in Rome is a work of New Testament apocrypha. The narrative details the journey of an elderly apostle Peter to Rome accompanied by Jesus Christ, who appears disguised as a mysterious youth, a ship's captain, and as a child slave. Together, they perform miracles, convert Roman citizens, and contend with the emperor Nero. The story ends in Peter's crucifixion and a miracle where an olive tree spontaneously grows to mark the spot of Peter's death. The work is preserved in distinct Greek and Church Slavonic recensions.
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