Re:Interactive Map of Paul's First Century Travels in Roman ...
by parodysbird on Tuesday August 26, 2025 @08:07PM
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> His main privilege was that petty local rulers were more reluctant to persecute him than they would a non-citizen
It's more than that. Basically everywhere he went local commoners wanted to kill him and it was the elite local rulers that safeguarded him
Seneca’s brother, most well known as the recipient of Seneca’s letters, was one such judge who dismissed the charges against him when he found out that he was a citizen.