Trajan’s rescript to Pliny

Target entity: Trajan’s rescript to Pliny
Context triple: [early Christians in Bithynia, punishmentPolicyDescribedBy, Trajan’s rescript to Pliny]

• A. Letter to Pompeius Geminus
  Letter to Pompeius Geminus is an epistolary treatise by Dionysius of Halicarnassus in which he defends and explains his approach to the study and imitation of classical Attic Greek prose.
• B. Epistola Tractoria
  Epistola Tractoria is a doctrinal letter by Pope Zosimus that condemned Pelagianism and required bishops to affirm orthodox teachings on grace and original sin.
• C. Letter to Flavian
  Letter to Flavian is a doctrinal letter by Pope Leo I that became a key Christological text at the Council of Chalcedon, defining the orthodox understanding of Christ’s two natures.
• D. Tullianum
  The Tullianum, also known as the Mamertine Prison, was ancient Rome’s notorious state prison where high-profile enemies of the Republic and Empire were held and often executed.
• E. Correspondence of Paul and Seneca
  The Correspondence of Paul and Seneca is a collection of forged letters purportedly exchanged between the Apostle Paul and the Stoic philosopher Seneca, reflecting early Christian attempts to link apostolic teaching with Greco-Roman intellectual authority.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Trajan’s rescript to Pliny
Target entity description: Trajan’s rescript to Pliny is a famous early 2nd-century Roman imperial letter that set a key precedent for how provincial governors should investigate and punish Christians.

• A. Letter to Pompeius Geminus
  Letter to Pompeius Geminus is an epistolary treatise by Dionysius of Halicarnassus in which he defends and explains his approach to the study and imitation of classical Attic Greek prose.
• B. Epistola Tractoria
  Epistola Tractoria is a doctrinal letter by Pope Zosimus that condemned Pelagianism and required bishops to affirm orthodox teachings on grace and original sin.
• C. Letter to Flavian
  Letter to Flavian is a doctrinal letter by Pope Leo I that became a key Christological text at the Council of Chalcedon, defining the orthodox understanding of Christ’s two natures.
• D. Tullianum
  The Tullianum, also known as the Mamertine Prison, was ancient Rome’s notorious state prison where high-profile enemies of the Republic and Empire were held and often executed.
• E. Correspondence of Paul and Seneca
  The Correspondence of Paul and Seneca is a collection of forged letters purportedly exchanged between the Apostle Paul and the Stoic philosopher Seneca, reflecting early Christian attempts to link apostolic teaching with Greco-Roman intellectual authority.
• F. None of above. chosen