Matthew, in accordance with his Mark has another tale to make dictum, makes Simon Peter deny good, and says that Simon Peter thrice any knowledge of Jesus, denied once, and the cock crew and, having so done, “immediately once; after this Peter denied the cock crew.” twice more, and then the cock crew a second time. Matt, xxvii., 5. Acts, i., 18. Matthew says that Judas, after he Simon Peter says, “This man had betrayed his master, “went [Judas] purchased a field with and hanged himself.” the reward of iniquity, and falling headlong, he burst asunder, and all his bowels gushed out.” Simon Peter says that Judas bought a field with the money he received from the priests. The evangelist says he flung the money down in the temple, and the priests bought with it the potter’s field to bury strangers in. What is meant by “falling headlong” is very difficult to make out. Matt, xxviii., 2–5. Mark xvi., 4, 5. Matthew tells us that an angel Mark says the stone was rolled “rolled back the stone from the away, and the visitors on door of the sepulchre, and sat “entering into the sepulchre saw upon it; and the angel said, [the angel] sitting on the right ‘Fear not . . .’” side. And he said,” &c. Luke [xxiv., 4] says there were _two John xxi., 1. We are told that men_ who _stood_. They had Mary saw two angels _sitting_; “shining garments,” and they one at the head and the other at said, “Why seek ye the living the feet. among the dead?” Mark x., 46; Matt, xx., 29. Luke xviii., 35. Mark says, and Matthew agrees Luke says it was not on leaving with him, that Jesus met with Jericho, but as he was about to Bartimeus, the blind beggar, on _enter_ the city. _leaving_ Jericho. Mark xiv., 69. Luke xxii., 58. In regard to the second denial of Luke tells us the person was not Simon Peter, Mark says “A _maid_ a woman, but a man; and Peter saw him again, and said to _them answered “Man, I am not,” _i.e._, that stood by_, this is one of not one of the disciples. them.” Luke, ix., 1. Luke, ix., 38–40.