Clementine Literature refers to a collection of early Christian texts attributed to Clement of Alexandria, a prominent theologian and philosopher from the 2nd century. These writings include various works that explore themes of faith, ethics, and the nature of God, often blending Christian doctrine with elements of Greek philosophy. The most notable texts within Clementine Literature are the Clementine Homilies and the Clementine Recognitions. These works present a narrative that emphasizes the importance of apostolic tradition and the teachings of Peter the Apostle, aiming to provide guidance for early Christians in their spiritual journey.