Passion of Peter and Passion of Paul (Pseudo-Linus)
Martyrium beati Petri apostoli a Lino conscriptum; Passio sancti Pauli apostoli
Written in the fourth to sixth century; the place is not known. The date is disputed or rests on weak evidence.
Two Latin retellings of the deaths of Peter and Paul at Rome, put out under the name of Linus, the first bishop after Peter.
Acts · first written in Latin
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How we know the date and place
- Date written not sure
- J. K. Elliott, The Apocryphal New Testament (1993), pp. 427-428 (fourth to sixth century; they rework the older Acts of Peter and Acts of Paul)
- Place written not known
- Not known
Rome is often suggested because of the detail about the city; it is not proved.