The Epistles of Saint Ignatius (6.3.2)

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Ancestors	`[{'reference': '6'}, {'reference': '6.3'}]`
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And when he came to those with Peter he said to them: Take, handle me and see that I am not a phantom without a body. And they immediately touched him and believed, being mingled both with his flesh and spirit. Therefore they despised even death, and were proved to be above death.

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