Did any Ancient Greeks mention the Apostle Paul's visits in any of their writings?

Answer 1

Not that I know of.

Problem;

Those are Romans not Greeks dearheart. Two different peoples, two different Countries.

Answer 2

By the time of Paul Greece wasn't the power of the region. Rome was. And there are references to Jesus in Roman writings.

Answer 3

The Correspondence of Paul and Seneca existed in the fourth century, for Jerome mentions it, says it was 'read by many', and is led by it to insert Seneca in his catalogue of Christian authors; Augustine also, quoting the genuine Seneca, says, 'of whom some letters to the apostle Paul are current read'. The Pseudo-Linus inserts a paragraph in his Passion of Paul telling how Seneca frequently conversed and corresponded with Paul, admired him much, and read some of his writings to Nero.

Answer 4

Not that I know of, and considering the Greek Historians were prolific, that would have been all over the map....

Answer 5

Not that I can find.........