Paul

While the name of this article is canon, it is ambiguously accurate in-universe.
Paul, according to Apollodorus, may have been the name of a member of a "new Jewish religious sect" who stayed in his inn while traveling from Judaea to be tried by Emperor Nero.Roman Life XI of the fourth edition of Ecce Romani I.
== Behind the pages ==
It is extremely likely that Paul is a reference to the Christian figure Paul the Apostle (also known as Saul of Tarsus), who, according to Christian scripture and tradition, was tried and executed by Nero.
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