Most of these works begin with "Dear brothers and sisters."
One of these works was supposedly written to Seneca the Younger, but was never authenticated, and another of these works was co-written by Sosthenes. One of these warns against Encratism and teaches congregations how to pray, while another addressed to the same person uses the phrase "Itching Ears" to refer to people who simply hear what they wish. Most of these works begin with "Dear brothers and sisters." One of these says that women should cover their heads in the presence of God and that "Love is patient; love is kind." For 10 points, name these Biblical books found after the Acts of the Apostles, written by a certain Apostle to the Gentiles.
One of these works was supposedly written to Seneca the Younger, but was never authenticated, and another of these works was co-written by Sosthenes.
Pauline Epistles [or Epistles of Paul; or Letters of Paul; accept obvious equivalents; prompt on "Epistles" or "Letters"]