(Luk 10:1; Luk 10:17). These seem to have been appointed in accordance with the symbolism of the seventy members of Jacob’s household (Exo 1:5) and, likewise, the seventy elders of the Jews (24:1; Num 11:16). See SANHEDRIM. The following is the traditionary list of their names (see Townsend, New Test.; and the monographs cited by Danz, Worterb. s.v. Lucas, Nos. 60-63; and by Hase, Leben Jesu, p. 165):<\/p>\n
1. Agabus the prophet. <\/p>\n
2. Amphias of Odyssus, sometimes called Amphiatus. <\/p>\n
3. Ananias, who baptized Paul, bishop of Damascus. <\/p>\n
4. Andronicus of Pannonia, or Spain. <\/p>\n
5. Apelles of Smyrna, or Heraclea. <\/p>\n
6. Apollo of Caesarea. <\/p>\n
7. Aristarchus of Apamea. <\/p>\n
8. Aristobulus of Britain. <\/p>\n
9. Artemas of Lystra. <\/p>\n
10. Asyncritus of Hyrcania. <\/p>\n
11. Barnabas of Milan. <\/p>\n
12. Barnabas of Heraclea. <\/p>\n
13. Caesar of Dyrrachium. <\/p>\n
14. Caius of Ephesus. <\/p>\n
15. Corpus of Berytus in Thrace. <\/p>\n
16. Cephas, bishop of Konia. <\/p>\n
17. Clemens of Sardinia. <\/p>\n
18. Cleophas of Jerusalem. <\/p>\n
19. Crescens of Chalcedon in Galatia. <\/p>\n
20. Damus, a priest of idols. <\/p>\n
21. Epenetus of Carthage. <\/p>\n
22. Epaphroditus of Andriace. <\/p>\n
23. Erastus of Paneas, or of the Philippians. <\/p>\n
24. Evodias of Antioch. <\/p>\n
25. Hermas of Philippi, or Philippolis. <\/p>\n
26. Hermes of Dalmatia. <\/p>\n
27. Hermogenes, who followed Simon Magus. <\/p>\n
28. Hermogenes, bishop of the Megarenes. <\/p>\n
29. Herodion of Tarsus. <\/p>\n
30. James, the brother of our Lord, at Jerusalem. <\/p>\n
31. Jason of Tarsus. <\/p>\n
32. Jesus Justus, bishop of Eleutheropolis. <\/p>\n
33. Linus of Rome. <\/p>\n
34. Luke the Evangelist. <\/p>\n
35. Lucius of Laodicea in Syria. <\/p>\n
36. Mark, who is also John, of Biblopolis, or Biblus. <\/p>\n
37. Mark the Evangelist, bishop of Alexandria. <\/p>\n
38. Mark, the nephew of Barnabas, bishop of Apollonia. <\/p>\n
39. Matthias, afterwards the apostle. <\/p>\n
40. Narcissus of Athens. <\/p>\n
41. Nicanor, who died when Stephen suffered martyrdom. <\/p>\n
42. Nicolaus of Samaria. <\/p>\n
43. Olympius, a martyr at Rome. <\/p>\n
44. Onesiphorus, bishop of Corone. <\/p>\n
45. Parmenas of the Soli. <\/p>\n
46. Patrobulus, the same with Patrobas (Rom 16:14) of Puteoli, or, according to others, of Naples. <\/p>\n
47. Philemon of Gaza. <\/p>\n
48. Philemon, called in the Acts Philip, who baptized the eunuch of Candace, of Trallium, in Asia. <\/p>\n
49. Philologus of Sinope. <\/p>\n
50. Phlegon, bishop of Marathon. <\/p>\n
51. Phigellus of Ephesus, who followed Simon Magus. <\/p>\n
52. Prochorus of Nicomedia, in Bithynia. <\/p>\n
53. Pudens. <\/p>\n
54. Quartus of Berytus. <\/p>\n
55. Rhodion, a martyr at Rome. <\/p>\n
56. Rufus of Thebes. <\/p>\n
57. Silas of Corinth. <\/p>\n
58. Sylvanus of Thessalonica. <\/p>\n
59. Sosipater of Iconium. <\/p>\n
60. Sosthenes of Colophon. <\/p>\n
61. Stachys of Byzantium. <\/p>\n
62. Stephen, the first martyr. <\/p>\n
63. Tertius of Iconium. <\/p>\n
64. Thaddaeus, who carried the epistle of Jesus to Edessa, to Abgarus. <\/p>\n
65. Timon of Bostra of the Arabians. <\/p>\n
66. Trophimus, who suffered martyrdom with Paul. <\/p>\n
67. Tychicus, bishop of Chalcedon, of Bithynia. <\/p>\n
68. Tychicus of Colophon. <\/p>\n
69. Urbanus of Macedonia. <\/p>\n
70. Zenas of Diospolis.<\/p>\n
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