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Är det ett sånt där bevis som judarna och anunnakiödlorna döljer för oss?
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"1. Peter (Simon Peter)
Tradition: Crucified upside down in Rome under Emperor Nero (around 64–68 CE).
Sources: 1 Clement (c. 96 CE) mentions Peter’s martyrdom vaguely; later sources like The Acts of Peter (2nd century) specify the upside-down crucifixion.
Verifiability: Moderate — it’s early, consistent, and plausible given Nero’s persecution, but details are legendary.
2. Andrew (Peter’s brother)
Tradition: Crucified on an X-shaped cross in Patras (Greece).
Sources: Acts of Andrew (2nd century, apocryphal).
Verifiability: Low — no early or independent evidence beyond later church writings.
3. James the Greater (son of Zebedee)
Tradition: Beheaded in Jerusalem.
Sources: Acts 12:2 itself says Herod Agrippa I executed him with the sword (~44 CE).
Verifiability: High — this is the only apostolic martyrdom directly recorded in the New Testament.
4. John (brother of James the Greater)
Tradition: Died peacefully at an old age in Ephesus.
Sources: Irenaeus (~180 CE) says he lived long and wrote in Ephesus. Some legends claim he was boiled in oil and survived.
Verifiability: Moderate for longevity; low for the miraculous elements."
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