Ad Scapulam

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Ad Scapulam is a Christian apologetic and exhortatory work by Tertullian, addressed to the Roman proconsul Scapula and urging him to cease persecuting Christians.

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Ad Scapulam canonical 1

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instanceOf Christian apologetic work ⓘ
Christian exhortatory work ⓘ
Latin Christian literature ⓘ
patristic text ⓘ
addressedTo Scapula ⓘ
linked to: Bone
addresseeOccupation Roman proconsul ⓘ
argumentStrategy appeal to divine judgment ⓘ
defense of Christian loyalty to the Empire ⓘ
moral exhortation ⓘ
associatedPerson Scapula Tertullus ⓘ
audience Roman official Scapula ⓘ
author Tertullian ⓘ
century 3rd century ⓘ
circulation Christian communities in the Roman Empire ⓘ
ethicalConcern treatment of Christians by Roman authorities ⓘ
focus appeal to a Roman official ⓘ
genre apologetics ⓘ
exhortation ⓘ
historicalContext Christian persecutions ⓘ
Roman Empire ⓘ
influencedField Christian apologetic literature ⓘ
language Latin ⓘ
literaryForm letter ⓘ
treatise ⓘ
mentionsGroup Christians ⓘ
linked to: Christian Church
opposesPractice persecution of Christians ⓘ
partOf Tertullian's apologetic corpus ⓘ
placeOfOrigin Roman North Africa ⓘ
purpose to urge Scapula to cease persecuting Christians ⓘ
relatedWork Ad Nationes ⓘ
Apologeticum ⓘ
linked to: Apologeticus
religiousGenre patristic apologetic treatise ⓘ
religiousPerspective North African Latin Christianity ⓘ
religiousTradition Christianity ⓘ
rhetoricalMode direct address to magistrate ⓘ
scripturalUse employs biblical themes ⓘ
secondaryAudience wider Christian readership ⓘ
theme innocence of Christians ⓘ
justice of God ⓘ
persecution of Christians ⓘ
religious tolerance ⓘ
theologicalContext early Christian apologetics ⓘ
timePeriod early Church ⓘ
tradition Latin Patristics ⓘ

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Ad Nationes → relatedWorkByAuthor → Ad Scapulam ⓘ