Fragments of Quadratus

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Fragments of Quadratus are the surviving remnants of an early Christian apologetic work attributed to Quadratus, one of the Apostolic Fathers and among the earliest known Christian apologists.

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instanceOf Christian apologetic literature ⓘ
early Christian apologetic work ⓘ
fragmentary ancient text ⓘ
associatedWith Apostolic Fathers ⓘ
attributionStatus generally accepted as authentic fragments of Quadratus ⓘ
audience Emperor Hadrian ⓘ
linked to: Hadrian
author Quadratus ⓘ
citedIn collections of Apostolic Fathers (with fragments) ⓘ
claims some beneficiaries of Jesus’ miracles were still alive at the time of writing ⓘ
dateWritten early 2nd century ⓘ
genre apology ⓘ
historicalContext early Christian–Roman imperial relations ⓘ
language Ancient Greek ⓘ
mentions miracles of Jesus ⓘ
people healed and raised from the dead by Jesus ⓘ
originalWorkTitle Apology of Quadratus ⓘ
preservedIn Eusebius of Caesarea, Ecclesiastical History ⓘ
purpose defense of Christianity ⓘ
quotedBy Eusebius of Caesarea ⓘ
religiousTradition Christianity ⓘ
scholarlyField early Christian studies ⓘ
patristics ⓘ
significance among the earliest known Christian apologies ⓘ
evidence for continuity between eyewitnesses of Jesus and early Church ⓘ
subjectMatter defense of Christian faith before a Roman emperor ⓘ
survivalStatus fragmentary ⓘ
theologicalTheme appeal to eyewitnesses of Jesus ⓘ
reliability of Christian testimony ⓘ
transmissionForm indirect tradition via quotation ⓘ
usedAsEvidenceBy patristic scholars ⓘ

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Apostolic Fathers → corpusIncludes → Fragments of Quadratus ⓘ