I. Introduction

II. Definition and Typology

1. Genre

2. The Genre 'Apocalypse'

3. Typology

III. Type 1: Otherworldly Visions and Auditions

1. Type 1a: 'Historical' Visions and Auditions

'Jacob's Ladder'

2. Type 1b: Visions, Auditions, Cosmic and Personal Eschatology

The 'Book of Revelation'

3. Type 1c: Visions, Auditions and Personal Eschatology

'Questions of Bartholomew'

IV. Type 2: Otherworldly Journey

1. Type 2b: Otherworldly Journey, Cosmic and Personal Eschatology

'The Ascension of Isaiah'

2. Type 2c: Otherworldly Journey and Personal Eschatology

'The Story of Zosimus'

V. Summary and Conclusions

1. Manner of Revelation

2. Temporal Elements

3. Spatial Elements

VI. Related Types

1. Oracles

a) Mark 13

b) The 'Apocalypse of Elijah'

c) The 'Apocalypse of Thomas'

d) Other Oracles

2. Testaments

a) The 'Testament of Adam' and the 'Penitence of Adam'

3. Individual Related Works

a) Didache 16

b) Ascension of Isaiah 3:13-4:18

c) The 'Apocalypse of John the Theologian attributed to John Chrysostom'

VII. Conclusion

VIII. Bibliography