Epaphroditus

Afterwards Cæsar sent one of his enfranchised men called Epaphroditus, whom he straightly charged to look well unto her, and to beware in any case that she made not her self away: and for the rest, to use her with all the courtesy possible.

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Is 'Epaphroditus' the longest personal name in the New Testament of the Bible? on the lence i can see 28-80mm (80 ...... 50) actualy what is the meaning of this?

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The date at which he came to Rome is unknown, but it must have been either prior to 68, at which time Epaphroditus fled the capital, or after the accession of Domitian in 81, under whom Epaphroditus was allowed to return and perhaps to resume his position.

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Born sometime in the 50s C.E. in Hierapolis, a Greek city of Asia Minor, Epictetus spent a portion of his life as the slave of Epaphroditus, an important administrator in the court of Nero.

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It has been questioned whether Epaphroditus should be numbered among the apostles.

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Four paces away was a bright red Persian rug; Epaphroditus and Octavian moved Caesarion to stand on it, and there could be no more delays.

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Then he looked at the earthen floor of the tent and frowned, nodded to the sheet-white Epaphroditus.

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Proculeius, Thyrsus, and Epaphroditus ranged themselves along the tent wall out of eyeshot of both participants in this drama, hardly breathing from their terror.

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“How beautiful!” said Epaphroditus as the four approached the Sun Gate shortly after dawn on the Kalends, the first day of Sextilis.

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Then Thyrsus and Epaphroditus joined him and the three women were restrained.

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