The Martyrdom of St. Paul

Name: The Martyrdom of St. Paul | Historical and Judicial Context, Traditions, and Legends
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Historical and Judicial Context, Traditions, and Legends

H. W. Tajra(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im Dezember 2019

XII, 225 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Table of Contents
New Testament Textual Apparatus
Abbreviations
Chapter I: Paul's Condemnation and Martyrdom: Juridical Aspects
I. Paul's Roman Citizenship and its Effect on His Martyrdom
II. The Juridical Foundation for Paul's Condemnation to Death
1. The Modification and Extension of the Laws governing the Crimen laesae maiestatis
2. The Ruler-Cult
III. Imperial Jurisdiction: Paul and Nero
IV. The Imperial Tribunal: Penal Procedure
V. Execution of the Capital Sentence
VI. Regulation and Disposition of the Condemned's Corpse
1. The ius sepulcri
2. Violatio sepulcri
VII. Paul's Martyrdom and its Relationship to the Christian Persecution of 64 A.D.
Chapter II: Paul's legal Situation at the Close of Acts
I. Acts 16-28: Luke's Narration of Paul's judicial History
II. Luke's Omission of Paul's Martyrdom
III. Acts 28: Luke's Account of Paul's two-year Captivity
1. Acts 28,16: Paul in custodia militaris
2. Acts 28,30-31: Paul exercises his Ministry at Rome sine prohibitione
IV. The Witness of the Captivity Epistles I
1. The Epistle to the Colossians
2. The Epistle to Philemon
3. The Epistle to the Ephesians
V. The Witness of the Captivity Epistles II: The Epistle to the Philippians
1. In omni Praetorio
2. The Saints of Caesar's Household
3. "My desire is to depart and be with Christ, for that is far better"
4. "That I may share his sufferings, becoming like Him in His death"
Chapter III: Paul in Rome: the final Period
I. Paul's two Roman Captivities
II. Were Roman Judeo-Christians Responsible for Paul's Death?
1. The nascent Roman Church: a divided Community
2. The Christians as Paul's accusers: Cullmann's Theory re-visited
III. The Pastoral Epistles: the beginnings of the Pauline Tradition
1. The Image of the martyred Paul as depicted by an early Paulinist: the Pastor
2. The Theme of Abandonment: "At my first defence ... all deserted me"
3. 2 Tim. 4,6: Paul's Death as a Sacrifice
IV. Excursus 1: Paul and the Mamertinum Prison
V. Excursus 2: 'Usque ad ultimum terrae': Did Paul visit Spain between his two Roman Captivities?
1. The Westward Thrust of Paul's later Ministry
2. Spain as a missionary Objective
3. N.T. Evidence
4. Patristic Witness to a Spanish Journey
5. Paul's Journey to Spain in the early Christian Apocrypha
Chapter IV: Narratives of Paul's Martyrdom in Christian Apocryphal Literature
I. The Acta Pauli: from the historical Paul to the Paul of faith
II. The Martyrion tou hagiou Apostolou Paulou and the Passio Paul fragmentum
1. The text
2. The commentary
3. Historical value
III. The Martyrion tou hagiou Apostolou Paulou: Versions
1. The Syriac Version
2. The Armenian Version
3. The Coptic Version
IV. The Passio Sancti Pauli Apostoli (Pseudo-Linus)
Chapter V: Paul's Martyrdom in later Christian Apocryphal Literature
I. The Pseudo-Marcellus re-working of the tale of Paul's Martyrdom
1. Introduction
2. The Acta Petri et Pauli: Text
3. Commentary
II. Excursus 1: The Aquae Salviae as Paul's locus passionis: a late adjunction to the Paul legend
III. The Passio Apostolorum Petri et Pauli (Pseudo-Hegesippus)
IV. The Historiae Apostolicae of Pseudo-Abdias: Vol. II: The Passion of St. Paul
V. Excursus 2: Lucina buries Paul
VI. Later accounts of Paul's Martyrdom from the Eastern Christian Tradition
1. An Armenian Martyrium
2. A Syriac Chronicle: Fragments pertaining to the Legend of Paul's Head
Chapter VI: Paul's Martyrdom in Patristic Literature
I. The Apostolic Fathers
1. Clement of Rome
2. Ignatius of Antioch
3. Polycarp of Smyrna
II. The Fathers from Tertullian to the First Nicene Council
1. Tertullian
2. Peter of Alexandra
3. Lactantius
III. Eusebius of Caesarea: The Tropaeum of St. Paul
IV. Paul's Martyrdom in the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers
1. John Chrysostom
2. Asterius Amasenus
3. Jerome
4. Augustine of Hippo
5. Sulpicius Severus
6. Orosius
7. Paul's decapitation and the milk-theme: Macarius Magnes and Gregory of Tours
V. The Flowering of the Roman Tradition: Leo the Great: In Natali Apostolorum Petri et Pauli
Chapter VII: An Afterword
Bibliography
1. Reference Works
2. Bibliography of Works cited
Indexes
Passages
Modern Authors
Subjects

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