Epistle to the Romans

As he travels to martyrdom, Ignatius asks the Roman church not to prevent his witness and frames martyrdom as discipleship.

Ignatius of Antiochc. AD 107-1102nd century

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Category: Apostolic Fathers
Genre: Epistle
Tradition: Eastern
Region: Syria and Asia Minor
Original language: Greek
Date certainty: Range

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This text is represented here through direct Greek witness material associated with Ignatius of Antioch and its circulation in Syria and Asia Minor. Approved translation support is available in English, Spanish, and Indonesian.

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MartyrdomDiscipleshipSpiritual FormationChristian Unity

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