This parallels Clement's earlier insistence that martyrdom can only be achieved by those who practice their faith in Christ through good deeds, not those who simply profess their faith.

Besides the great trilogy, Clement's only other extant work is the treatise Salvation for the rich.

Others are known only from mentions in Clement's own writings, including On Marriage and On Prophecy, although few are attested by other writers and it is difficult to separate works which he intended to write from those which were actually completed.

* In Hal Clement's short story Proof ( 1942 ), neutronium is the only form of solid matter known to Solarians, the inhabitants of the Sun's interior.

Clement's only existing, genuine text is a letter to the Christian congregation in Corinth, often called the First Epistle of Clement or 1 Clement.

St. Clement is the only Roman Pope to have St. Clement's Church in Moscow | a Russian Orthodox church dedicated in his name

Though Bishop Strachan School ( BSS ) is located only two blocks from UCC, it is not UCC's sister school, UCC students do, however, work on joint projects with students of other nearby girls ' schools, including BSS, St. Clement's School, Havergal College, and Branksome Hall.

Since the only knowledge we have of " Secret Mark " is from the Mar Saba letter, it is currently impossible to know if Clement's view of " Secret Mark " as an extension of the canonical Gospel of Mark was accurate, or if " Secret Mark " was actually the original version of the Gospel of Mark.

:" And now some have only the other day brought forward other wordy and lengthy compositions as being Clement's, containing dialogues of Peter and Appion, of which there is absolutely no mention in the ancients.

As the Republicans had long since lost interest in a seat they hadn't won since 1875 ( Democrats have faced only token opposition since 1972 ), Clement's victory in the special election of January 19, 1988 was a foregone conclusion.

For more than ten years it was the only one of its size and it ran for many years night and day on jobbing work, its earnings forming Clement's principal income.

The word play on λόγος and αλόγον is characteristic of Clement's writing, and may be rooted in the Epicurean belief that relationships between words are deeply reflective of relationships between the objects they signify.

No copy outside of Clement's citation exists, but the writing is of a strongly antinomian bent.

He remained in Avignon after the death of Clement VII in 1394, writing in support of Clement's successor, Antipope Benedict XIII.

The Mariner's Cross is also referred to as St. Clement's Cross, in reference to the way this saint was martyred ( being tied to an anchor and thrown from a boat into the Black Sea in 102 ).

Neither Clement's birthdate or birthplace is known with any degree of certainty.

Otherwise, virtually nothing is known of Clement's life in Alexandria.

Clement's diet is also unknown, but he said some things that look down upon eating flesh such as, " It is good ... neither to eat flesh " and that even the fumes from cooked flesh " darken the soul "; however he said non-vegetarians aren't sinning except in certain circumstances such as those who eat flesh with " gluttony " and he was not opposed to all instances of eating meat.

It is chiefly important due to Clement's exposition of religion as an anthropological phenomenon.

Despite its explicitly Christian nature, Clement's work draws on Stoic philosophy and pagan literature ; Homer alone is cited over sixty times in the work.

The Stromata is less systematic and ordered than Clement's other works, and it has been theorized by André Méhat that it was intended for a limited, esoteric readership.

These cover Clement's celestial hierarchy, a complex schema in which the universe is headed by the Face of God, below which lie seven protoctists, followed by archangels, angels and humans.

Eusebius is the first writer to provide an account of Clement's life and works, in the Church History.

Photios I of Constantinople writes against Clement's theology in the Bibliotheca, although he is appreciative of Clement's learning and the literary merits of his work.

While considered a saint in most other branches of Christianity, Clement's veneration is very limited, although the Universal Catholic Church's cathedral in Dallas is dedicated to him.

The church in the movie is St Clement's Church in the village of Old Romney, which was restored by the film company.

However, there is some degree of debate regarding Clement's exact meaning of " spiritual gospel "; care must be taken not to ascribe to his phrase modern prejudices or expectations.

The current position of the Roman Catholic Church is that the medieval persecution of the Knights Templar was unjust, that nothing was inherently wrong with the Order or its Rule, and that Pope Clement was pressed into his actions by the magnitude of the public scandal and by the dominating influence of King Philip IV, who was Clement's relative.

Lotario is commonly identified as the nephew of Pope Clement III, an error arising from the similarity between Clement's family name, Scolari, with that of Scotti, the noble Roman family of Lotario's mother, Clarice.

The account of the blossoming of Aaron's Rod contained in Clement's first letter to the Corinthians ( ep.

Morton Smith indicates that in Clement's letter, the presentation of the young man in the linen cloth has homoerotic connotations.

Although this speculation may not be relevant, Smith's reluctance or inability to present the original document of Clement's letter for inspection has left room for forgery accusations.

" The ' Secret Gospel of Mark ': What happened to the copy of Clement's letter?

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Clement's letter to James forms the epilogue to H. In it, Clement relates how Peter on his death bed gave his last instructions and set Clement in his own chair as his successor in the See of Rome.

Even non-Christian writers in the 2nd century were aware that some tradition existed of secret teachings passed down from " Salome the disciple ", to sects such as the Carpocratians, the followers of the Carpocrates who got hold of an unauthorized copy of the Secret Gospel of Mark in Alexandria mentioned in Clement's private letter and who claimed to derive some of their gnostic tenets from Salome, it would appear.

The bulk of the letter is spent acknowledging the fact that there is indeed a " secret Gospel of Mark ," but Clement's version of this gospel is not the version used by the Carpocratians.

The length of road from St Mary's church eastwards up to St Clement's was widened in 1900 and subsumes the former Holywell Street which forked from the Strand and ran parallel with it to the north.

St Matthew's church of Early English Gothic style is on Lumley Avenue, being built by the Earl of Scarbrough in 1879, and Clement's is on Church Road North.

According to the London historian John Strype ( 1643 – 1737 ) St. Clement's church was repaired and beautified in 1630 and 1633.

Clement's Lane, the small thoroughfare on which the church is located, is named after the church. In 1666 the church was destroyed by the Great Fire of London, and then rebuilt in the 1680s.

Today St. Clement's holds weekly services and, since 1998, it has been the base of The Players of St Peter, an amateur theatre company devoted to performing medieval mystery plays in the church, around early December each year .< ref > The Players of St Peter, official web sitesite < http :// www. theplayersofstpeter. org. uk />, accessed 1 August 2008 ; < i > The Players of St Peter: the alternative menu to the official site

St. Clement Eastcheap considers itself to be the church referred to in the nursery rhyme that begins Oranges and lemons / Say the bells of St. Clement's.

The facade of St Clement's church, c. 1760, from Walter Harrison's History of London ( 1777 )

St Clement's Church ( Eaglais Chliamhain ) is a 15th century church that was built for Clan MacLeod and is dedicated to Pope Clement I.

* Photo of St Clement's church and Procter & Gamble on flickr

The first St. Clement's church burned at some point before the 1190s.

Bishop Vognsen built the cathedral around St. Clement's church because local people venerated St. Niels, and Vognsen wanted to harness that devotion for his cathedral.

Pugin ; a board school situated in Hutton ( later Eliot ) Street in 1879 ; the building of almshouses adjacent to St. Clement's church to accommodate " 31 inmates, widows, single women, and married couples-whose age is above 60 " and Bloomsbury Library of 1892 on Nechells Parkway, described as " a typical vigorous example of the red brick and terracotta school for municipal building at the end of the nineteenth century.