Pilate’s Wife (1924 Doolittle), novel
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Pilate’s Wife (1924) is a novel by Helda Doolittle.
Abstract
When a seer shows Pontius Pilate's wife Veronica the "love-god" Jesus, she is amazed by his belief in the importance of women and decides to offer him a way out of his crucifixion.
Editions and translations
The novel, written in 1924 and revised in 1934, was edited and published posthumously by Joan A. Burke in the United States (2001).
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Categories:
- 1924
- Women Authorship--1920s
- Women Authorship--English
- Fiction--1920s
- Fiction--English
- Literature--1920s
- Novels
- English language--1920s
- Christian Origins Studies--1920s
- Christian Origins Studies--English
- Christian Origins Studies--Fiction
- Pilate's wife (subject)
- Pilate's wife--fiction (subject)
- Pilate's wife--literature (subject)