Gospel of Nicodemus

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The Gospel of Nicodemus is an early Christian apocryphal text, best known for its detailed account of Christ’s trial before Pilate and the narrative of the Harrowing of Hell.

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Gospel of Nicodemus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Testament apocrypha
apocryphal gospel
early Christian text
attributedTo Nicodemus NERFINISHED
Pontius Pilate NERFINISHED
basedOnEarlierTraditions Acts of Pilate legend NERFINISHED
canonicalStatus non-canonical
circulation Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Latin West NERFINISHED
dateOfComposition 4th century
describesEvent Christ’s descent into Hell
crucifixion of Jesus NERFINISHED
resurrection of Jesus
trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate
trial of Jesus before the Sanhedrin
featuresCharacter Adam NERFINISHED
Annas NERFINISHED
Caiaphas NERFINISHED
Jesus NERFINISHED
Joseph of Arimathea NERFINISHED
Nicodemus NERFINISHED
Old Testament righteous
Pontius Pilate NERFINISHED
Satan NERFINISHED
focusesOn legal proceedings against Jesus
vindication of Christ before Pilate
genre apocryphal acts
gospel
hasAlternativeName Acts of Pilate NERFINISHED
Evangelium Nicodemi NERFINISHED
includedIn New Testament apocrypha collections
influenced Middle English religious literature
medieval Harrowing of Hell iconography
medieval passion plays
language Greek
Latin
mainTheme Harrowing of Hell NERFINISHED
Passion of Jesus
descent of Christ into Hades
trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate
part Acts of Pilate section NERFINISHED
Descent into Hell section
pseudonymous true
relatedTo Gospel of Peter NERFINISHED
Pilate literature
religiousTradition Christianity
subjectOf patristic scholarship
textual criticism studies
survivesIn multiple Greek manuscripts
multiple Latin manuscripts

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Apocryphal New Testament writings includeWork Gospel of Nicodemus