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Quaestiones Paulinae <Latin> (1882) is an book by A. D. Loman.

Abstract

Loman here asks whether or not we can prove that any of the Pauline Epistles are genuine. His answer is that we cannot. Loman helped to prepare the way for two contemporary scholars to more fully argue against the genuineness of the entire Pauline corpus - Rudolf Steck, and W. C. van Manen.

Editions and translations

Published in 1882.

Table of contents

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