Doula (Tertullian's biography in Syriac)

Tertullian was an early Christian writer from Carthage, born around 155 AD. While he is known for his theological works, he also used Syriac—a language of the Middle East—in some of his writings. A "doula" in general refers to a woman who provides support and care during childbirth and postpartum. However, in the context of Tertullian's biography, there is no direct link to the term "doula." If you are referring to his life's role or influence, Tertullian is remembered for his theological contributions, defending Christianity and shaping early church thought.