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The Date of Papias: A Reassessment

The Date of Papias: A Reassessment

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  • Robert W. Yarbrough

Papias lived in Hierapolis in the middle of the second century. This article wants to reassess the dating of Papias' writings as it is primarily known through Eusebius. The significance of Papias lies in his testimony to the New Testament canon.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1983. 11 pages.

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