Acts of Paul

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The Acts of Paul is an early Christian apocryphal text narrating legendary episodes from the life and missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul, including stories such as Paul and Thecla.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf apocryphal acts
early Christian apocryphal text
acceptedIn none of the major Christian biblical canons
approximateDate c. 160 CE
attributedAuthor anonymous
canonicalStatus apocryphal
non-canonical
character Demas NERFINISHED
Hermogenes NERFINISHED
Nero NERFINISHED
Onesiphorus NERFINISHED
Paul the Apostle NERFINISHED
Thecla NERFINISHED
containsStory Paul’s martyrdom in Rome
Thecla’s deliverance from martyrdom
conversion and baptism of Thecla
correspondence with the Corinthians
dateOfComposition 2nd century
focusesOn asceticism
female discipleship
miracles of Paul
missionary journeys of Paul
sexual continence
genre apocryphal acts of the apostles
hasPart Acts of Paul and Thecla NERFINISHED
Martyrdom of Paul NERFINISHED
Third Epistle to the Corinthians NERFINISHED
influenced Christian ascetic traditions
cult of Saint Thecla NERFINISHED
later hagiographies of Thecla
language Greek
literaryForm hagiographic narrative
narrative prose
mainSubject Paul the Apostle NERFINISHED
mentionedIn De Baptismo by Tertullian NERFINISHED
narrativeLocation Asia Minor NERFINISHED
Mediterranean region NERFINISHED
placeOfOrigin Asia Minor NERFINISHED
likely Asia (Roman province) NERFINISHED
preservedIn Coptic manuscripts
Greek manuscripts
Latin manuscripts
Syriac manuscripts
relatedWork Acts of Andrew NERFINISHED
Acts of John NERFINISHED
Acts of Peter NERFINISHED
Acts of Thomas NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
reportedBy Tertullian NERFINISHED
traditionalAttribution a presbyter in Asia
viewOnMarriage promotes celibacy
viewOnSexuality advocates sexual abstinence
viewOnWomen supports active female discipleship

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