For 10 points, many comparisons have been made among the teachings of Paul, Jesus, and and what then-contemporary philosopher from Tyana?
The empress Julia Domna was largely responsible for popularizing this person's teachings. Eusebius preserves some fragments of the only extant work attributed to this person, On sacrifices. The most important biography of this person probably confuses this person with one of the same name from Rhodes, since it claims that he spoke with a disciple named Damis under the Colossus, which had already been in ruins for centuries. According to Iamblichus and Porphyry, this person wrote a Life of (*) Pythagoras; thus, most scholars thus identify him as a Pythagorean. The most famous Life of this person is by the sophist Philostratus, who writs of how this person from Cappadocia taught around Syria in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD. For 10 points, many comparisons have been made among the teachings of Paul, Jesus, and and what then-contemporary philosopher from Tyana?
The empress Julia Domna was largely responsible for popularizing this person's teachings.
Apollonius of Tyana [prompt on Apollonius but accept after "Tyana"]