The Acts of Paul (beyond Thecla)
Author unknown, described by the church father Tertullian as written by an Asian presbyter 'out of love for Paul' and later removed from office for it; likely composed in the mid-to-late 2nd century AD. Legendary further adventures of Paul, including his famous encounter with a baptized lion, told alongside his eventual martyrdom in Rome.
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