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In 112 AD, a Roman governor wrote to the emperor Trajan about the Christians in his province. Who was he?

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The answer

Pliny the Younger, governor of Bithynia-Pontus in Asia Minor. He had put people accused of being Christians on trial, and wrote to ask Trajan whether he had handled it properly.

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Why it’s interesting

Trajan's reply survives too, and it gave Pliny's method full approval. A letter in Peter's name greets Christians in the same region, Bithynia (1 Peter 1:1).

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