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• Jesus, Magician or Miracle Worker Graham H. Twelftree · 2020 · 3. Post-Canonical Literature
  … e Younger. Morton Smith draws attention to the celebrated letter that Pliny (c.61/62–c. CE), when governor of Bithynia-Pontus (from c.110), wrote to the emperor Trajan. In describing the Christians Pliny said, ‘they were accustomed on a fixed day to assemble before dawn to sing a hymn antiphonally to Christ as a god’ (Letters 10 …
• Judas’ Proskynesis Jacek Rzepka · 2024 · 2. καταφίλημα as a Sign of Reverence Outside the Gospels
  … miliation had kissed the feet of the assembled officers etc.” (LCL 159). Perhaps a picture of King Prusias of Bithynia kissing down the walls of the Senate House at Rome and offering proskynesis to the Roman senators in Cassius Dio, Roman History 20.69. may be taken from Polybius who thus would have employed the same wordplay mo …
• Not Seeing, Yet Believing: Post-Easter Discipleship in John 20:29 and 1 Peter 1:8 József Nagy · 2026 · 1. John 20:29 and Its Context
  … The epistle was written to Christians in five provinces of Asia Minor: Pontus, Galatia, Cappadocia, Asia, and Bithynia (1 Pet 1:1). These regions were far from the areas in which the historical Jesus was active: Galilee and Judea. Supporters of Petrine authorship date the letter to the 60s C.E., while proponents of Deuteropetrin …