Correspondence of Paul and Seneca (English Wikipedia)

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Schaff, Philip (1858). "St. Paul and the Conversion of the Gentiles". History of the Christian Church. Vol. 1. Section I, Sub.2.

Jerome (1999) [392]. On Illustrious Men. The Fathers of the Church: A New Translation. Translated by Halton, Thomas P. Catholic University of America Press. pp. 26–27. doi:10.2307/j.ctt2853x3. ISBN 0-8132-0100-4.

Marta Sordi, Seneca e i Cristiani, in Amicitiae templa serena, Vita e Pensiero, series "Ricerche. Letteratura greca e latina", 2008, p. 1503 (miscellany). ISBN 9788834313978. As quoted in Gian Enrico Manzoni (January 15, 2009). "San Paolo e Seneca si incontrarono?" [Di Saint Paul and Seneca meet?] (in Italian). L'Avvenire. the correspondence was believed to be authentic during late antiquity and the Middle Ages: it thus ranged from the testimony of Saint Jerome (who in 392 wrote that the letters between the two great men circulated and were read by many people) to that of intellectuals such as Albertino Mussato and Boccaccio, who had no doubts both about the authenticity and the Christian faith of Seneca.