Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 26594 Saturday July 2nd 2011

[chrispybacon]

23a St Peter in penitence phase (6) _ E _ H _ S
If it's "cephas" what doe it mean - I can't find it in a dictionary!

[kayakamina]

Saint Cephas (Peter)

[greyfox]

It is 'Cephas': Greek name for St. Peter.

[DaisyNonna]

Think it is head

[SnakeEyes]

St Peter
Simon Peter sometimes called Simon Cephas

[chrispybacon]

Thanks everyone!

[DaisyNonna]

Absolutely stymied. No references left to follow. DT GK 30d. 7 letters
Carriage pulled by trio of horses. U-I-O-N

[greavsie]

DaisyNonna:

You've responded to a previous question instead of asking a new one!

It is answered elsewhere here, but to save you the trouble, it's UNICORN. I know it doesn't sound right, but it is.

[greavsie]

It's a hellenized Aramaic name and is hidden in "penitence phrase".