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Pentecost, El Greco

Acts 27:5

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Acts 27:5 (WEB)

When we had sailed across the sea which is off Cilicia and Pamphylia, we came to Myra, a city of Lycia.

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  • “If any one is to go let him enquire at Corydala for Alexander, the late monk, the bishop; at Limyra for Diotimus, and at Myra for Tatianus, Polemo, and Macarius presbyters; at Patara for Eudemus, the bishop; at Telmessus for Hilarius, the bishop; at Phelus for Lallianus, the bishop.” — editor's note: So the Ben. ed. Other readings are ἐν Κύροις and ἐν Νύροις On Myra cf. Acts xxvii. 5, on which Conybeare and Howson refer to Fellows’ Asia Minor, p. 194 and…

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  • Cited together in Letters Letter 218.

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