If Peter was not the author of the first epistle that bears his name, the presence of this cryptic reference witnesses at least to a tradition of the late 1st or early 2nd century.
A trail of clues, including a cryptic reference in Scott's writings to phonautogram deposits made at "the Academy," led the researchers to another Paris institution, the French Academy of Sciences, where several more of Scott's recordings were stored.
However, only a couple of rather cryptic references that addressed this point are in the text.
Wisniewski, a longtime opponent of the governor, conceded on Sunday that there was confusion over Wildstein's lawyer's letter – in particular, its cryptic reference to the existence of material that proves Christie has been untruthful.
He made one cryptic reference to "jointly" dealing "with the question of a future 'one China,' " which fell far short of the kind of commitment Beijing has sought.
Coulter, arguing for an end to immigration, talked about how certain "cultures" from which large numbers of people immigrate to the U.S. "are obviously deficient," making cryptic reference to "uncles raping their nieces".
In honour of their favourite author, Adams' fans have declared 25 May International Towel Day – another cryptic reference to 'The Guide'.
While vacationing in London, Richard Hannay (played by Robert Donat) befriends a scared woman (Lucie Mannheim) who, in the course of an evening, tells him that she is actually a spy and makes a cryptic reference to "the 39 steps".
He was detained this week because an arts festival that he helped organize included a cryptic reference to Ai Weiwei, the artist, architect and social critic who has been in police custody for two months on suspicion of tax evasion.
It was the only time he made even a cryptic reference to the fallout from the book.
