Epistles to St. Paul

SENECA

Epistles to St. Paul

Paris

Émile-Paul Frères Libraires-Éditeurs

1916

Lost in antiquity.

Paul (originally Saul) of Tarsus was an early Christian theologian and Evangelist. He wrote a broad range of correspondence with fledgling churches in the Eastern Mediterranean. These epistles, in koine Greek, are significant because they show Paul’s importance and Seneca’s perspicacity. It is indeed pleasant to consider that the two were on friendly terms. All existing letters in this correspondence are in Latin and are fakes. Any that were genuine were lost in antiquity.

Épîtres à Saint-Paul (Επιστολές προς τον Άγιο Παύλο)