De Vexillo Navis Alexandrinae, Qua Paulus, Gentium Doctor, In Italiam Vectus Est
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De Vexillo Navis Alexandrinae, Qua Paulus, Gentium Doctor, In Italiam Vectus Est explores the historical context surrounding the voyage of Paul the Apostle to Italy. This work delves into the details of the Alexandrian ship that carried Paul, offering insights into the maritime practices and cultural milieu of the time. By examining the ship's flag ('Vexillum'), the authors shed light on the broader socio-political landscape of the Roman Empire and its interactions with early Christianity.
This study provides valuable context for understanding the historical setting of Paul's journey and the conditions under which early Christian missionaries traveled. It remains relevant for scholars and enthusiasts interested in biblical history, ancient Rome, and the intersection of religious and maritime history.
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