Earliest surviving text of the Old Roman Creed - 240-360 AD
(precursor to the Apostles Creed) (1 ene 340 año – 1 ene 360 año)
Descripción:
The text of the Old Roman Creed survives in a letter from a bishop Marcellus of Ancyra, which was sent to Julius, the bishop of Rome, dating back to around 340–360 AD where it was mainly used as a baptismal text in the Roman church. Roughly 50 years later, Tyrannius Rufinus (an Italian monk) wrote a commentary on this creed whilst translating it into Latin, where he made a note about the view and belief that this creed had been originally written or determined by the Apostles themselves shortly after Pentecost and before they left Jerusalem, hence the name this creed eventually came to be known as.
Read more at: https://www.thatancientfaith.uk/home/perma/1539286980/article/creedal-christians-the-apostles-creed.html
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