[{1.48}] John xx. 22, 23, echoed by Luke xxiv. 49.
[{1.49}] Matt. xxviii. 17; Mark xvi. 14; Luke xxiv. 39, 40.
[{1.50}] John xx. 24, 29; compare Mark xvi. 14; and the conclusion of Mark preserved by St. Jerome, Adv. Pelag. ii. (v. above at page).
[{1.51}] John xx. 29.
[{1.52}] It is very remarkable indeed that John, under whose name the above dictum has been transmitted, had no particular vision for himself alone. Cf. I. Cor. xv. 5, 8.
[{1.53}] John xx. 26. The passage xxi. 14 supposes it is true that there were only two apparitions at Jerusalem before the assembled disciples. But the passages xx. 30, and xxi. 25, give us far more latitude. Compare Acts 1, 3.
[{1.54}] Luke xxiv. 41, 43; Gospel of the Hebrews, in St. Jerome, De Viris Illustribus, 2; conclusion of Mark, in St. Jerome, Adv. Pelag., ii.
CHAPTER II.
[2.1] Matt. xxviii. 7; Mark xvi. 7.
[2.2] Matt. xxviii. 10.