My LORD’s BibleThe Apocalypse of Paul
Pseudonymously attributed to the apostle Paul, claiming to expand on the vision of 'the third heaven' he mentions in 2 Corinthians 12; actual author unknown, likely composed in the late 4th century AD in Egypt. An elaborate tour of heaven and hell that heavily shaped later medieval afterlife literature, including Dante.
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