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E02630: Victor of Tunnuna tells that the body of *Barnabas, apostle and companion of Paul (S00786) was discovered in Cyprus thanks to a revelation, in 488. Entry in Victor of Tunnuna's Chronicle, written in Constantinople in 564-566.
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posted on 2017-03-30, 00:00 authored by robertVictor of Tunnuna, Chronica
Post consulatum II Longini v.c. consulis (= AD 488)
Corpus sancti Barnabe apostoli in Cipro et euangelium secundum Matheum eius manu scriptum ipso eodem reuelante inuentum est.
'The second year after the consulate of Longinus, vir clarissimus (senator) (= AD 488)
The body of St Barnabas, the apostle, holding the Gospel according to Matthew, written with his own hand, was found in Cyprus, having been revealed by himself.'
Text: Mommsen 1894, 190. Translation: Robert Wiśniewski.
Post consulatum II Longini v.c. consulis (= AD 488)
Corpus sancti Barnabe apostoli in Cipro et euangelium secundum Matheum eius manu scriptum ipso eodem reuelante inuentum est.
'The second year after the consulate of Longinus, vir clarissimus (senator) (= AD 488)
The body of St Barnabas, the apostle, holding the Gospel according to Matthew, written with his own hand, was found in Cyprus, having been revealed by himself.'
Text: Mommsen 1894, 190. Translation: Robert Wiśniewski.
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Evidence ID
E02630Saint Name
Barnabas, apostle and companion of *Paul the Apostle, ob. c. 61 : S00786Saint Name in Source
BarnabasRelated Saint Records
Type of Evidence
Literary - Other narrative texts (including Histories)Language
- Latin
