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ANDREW Twenty thousand stood by and mourned.Out of fear of the people Aegeates came to remove Andrew from the cross. Andrew told him that he could still become a Christian but that he would not permit his removal from the cross as he had seen Jesus. Many tried to untie the knots but their hands became numb. There then appeared a heavenly light which covered Andrew for about half an hour.When it left, Andrew was dead.The crucifixion occured in about the year 70. Andrew was 80 years old when he died. Relics He was removed from the cross by Bishop Stratoklis and Maximilla and buried with honour. Many came to Patras to pay their respects. When Aegeates realised that he had killed a man of God, he committed suicide. Andrew's body was removed from Patras in 357 under the orders of the Emperor Constantine (son of King Constantine the Great) and buried in the Church of the Holy Apostles in Constantinople.The skull of St Andrew was kept in Patras until 1460.It was then taken to Rome by Thomas Paleologos, the last ruler of Morea.In 1967 it was returned to Patras. The Christians with their bishop Stratoklis, the first bishop of Patras, then received the the Sacred Relic and buried it with great honor. Later, when the throne of Byzantium was ascended by Constantius, who was the son of Constantine the Great, part of the sacred relics were transferred from he city of Patras to Constantiniple and enshrined in the Church of the Holy Apostles "inside the Holy Altar". The holy of Skull of Apostle Andrews seems to have remained in Patras. But when the Turks were to occupy the city in 1460, Thomas Paleologos, brother of the last emperor Constantine the last Master of Moria, took it to Italy and was placed in the church of St. Peter in Rome, where it remained until 1964. On September 26th of that year, a delegation from the pope 146
ANDREW Paul transferred from Rome the precious treasure and delivered it to its rightful owner, the Church of Patras . Basilica of St. Andrew at Patras, where Andrew's relics are kept, said to be erected over the place of his martyrdom Reliquary of St. Andrew at Patras. 147
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PETER AND ANDREW The First Called D
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SYMEON PETER I THE NAME Peter's act
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SYMEON PETER III PETER AND ANDREW I
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