A collection of apocryphal acts of the Apostles in Latin (Historia Certaminis Apostolici or Historiae Apostolicae) frequently used in the MA, is attributed to A., supposedly the first bishop of Babylon and a contemporary of Origenes. It consists of 10 books purportedly compiled in Hebrew by A. and then translated by Eutropius into Greek and by Julius, who was known to write in Greek, into Latin. However, the collection presupposes Rufinus' History and must have been created in the 6th-7th cents.
Bibliography
W. Smith and H. …