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E01843: Fragment of a Coptic Martyrdom of *Kephalon (S00932), a young man, tried by Clodius Culcianus, prefect of Egypt under Diocletian, composed most likely during the 5th–6th century.
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posted on 2016-09-12, 00:00 authored by gschenkeP.Chester Beatty 2022
The papyrus leaf is far too fragmentary to offer any continuous text, but Kephalon, still a youth, seems to have caused quite a stir. A baptism is mentioned which might have been the result of a miracle performed through the saint who is then imprisoned. Another miracle seems to have prevented a ship from moving.
The papyrus leaf is far too fragmentary to offer any continuous text, but Kephalon, still a youth, seems to have caused quite a stir. A baptism is mentioned which might have been the result of a miracle performed through the saint who is then imprisoned. Another miracle seems to have prevented a ship from moving.
History
Evidence ID
E01843Saint Name
Kephalon, martyr in Egypt, ob. 304–311 : S00932Saint Name in Source
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Type of Evidence
Literary - Hagiographical - Accounts of martyrdomLanguage
- Coptic
