Category:Characters

The Miraculous Draught of Fish - Crayer

Maria Valtorta’s work describes characters and their encounters with Jesus. They appear throughout the succession of scenes. Among these seven hundred and thirty-six named characters, some are explicitly known from the Gospels, but many of them are not, and their detailed portrayal is explored through Maria Valtorta’s descriptions.

Groups of Characters

Groups who followed Jesus

Sociological groups

Other groups

Index of all characters in The Gospel as Revealed to Me

Main and secondary characters

Aava Abel of Bethlehem in Galilee, called Ananias Abel of Korazim Abraham of Jerusalem Abraham of Engedi Abraham the steward Adah of Ephraim Adina the leper Agapo Aggae of Malachi, the possessed of Capernaum Aglae Albula Domitilla Alexander of Enon Alexander Misace Alexander the Roman Alexander the Sanhedrist Alphaeus of Jacob Alphaeus of Meroba Alphaeus of Sarah Alphaeus of Simon Ananias, son of Annas (Hanne) the High Priest Ananias of Kerioth Ananias of Masada Ananias the old Anastasica Andrew the Apostle Angels Annas the elderly shepherd Anna (Hanne), son of Nahum, and his Woman Annas the former High Priest Annaleah of Jerusalem Anne of Aaron Anne of Bartholomew Anne of Bethlehem in Judah Anne of Jude Anne of Joseph Anne of Kerioth Anne of Merom Anna of Phanuel Anne of Ptolmai Archelaus the Scribe Arria of Ghergesa Aseus of Bethany Aser of Bethlehem in Galilee Aser of Nazareth Aurea Galla (baptized Christina) Blind man of Capernaum Blind boy of Sidon Azariah of Capernaum Balthazar, the “king” mage Barabbas Barnabas Bartimaeus the blind man Bartholomew Bartholmai "The Beautiful One" of Corozaïn (Chorazain) Benjamin of Bethlehem in Judah Benjamin the boy of Capernaum Benjamin of Enon Benjamin of Magdala Daughter-in-law of Ananias the old Caiphas the High Priest Callascebona (Calba Scheboua) the elder Callistus, Claudia's Mute Slave Camillus the soldier The Canaanite woman (Syro-Phoenician) The Roman centurion of Capernaum Christina Chuza, steward of Herod Claudia Procula, wife of Pontius Pilate Cleanthes Cleopas, son of Cleopas Cleopas, leader of the synagogue of Emmaus on the Mountain Cornelius the Sanhedrist Daniel of Alexandroscene Daniel of Beth-Horon Daniel of Bethlehem Daniel of Nain Daniel of Sidon Daughters of Philip the Apostle The decurion at the crucifixion Demetes the sailor, the Cretan sailor Demetis, converted sinner Demetrius of Sidon Demon Dinah of Ephraim Diomedes, the usurer of Jericho Disma, the good thief Doras, the cruel master Doras, son of Doras Dorcas, widow of Toby Doro the Elder Dositeus of Antigonea Eglah, the freed Israelite slave Elkanah, brother of Johanna of Chuza Eleazar ben Annas Eleazar ben Parta Eleazar Ben Boethus, the Sanhedrist Elianna, the martyred father Eli of Enon Eli the Sanhedrist of Capernaum Elias of Alexandroscene Elias of Bethlehem in Judah, the shepherd Elias of Korazim Elijah the Essene Eliel, brother of Johanna of Chuza Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist Eliza of Bethzur Eliza of Jerusalem Elisha, the leper of Engedi Elisha, grandson of Eli Elisha of Shechem Emmanuel of Juttah Ennius Cassius Ermasteus the Philistine disciple Esther, wet nurse of Johanna of Chuza Esther of Nazareth Esther, wife of Titus Eucheria of Theophilus Fabia and her family Faustina (Fausta) Felix of Endor Felix of the Sanhedrin Flavia Ferry-man of the Jordan Galatia Gamala the vinedresser Gamaliel Gaspar, the “king” mage Grandfather of Marjiam Chanania (Canania) Helkai the Pharisee Hemorrhoissa Hermas the disciple Hermas of Emmaus Hermione of Antigonea Herod Antipas Herod the Great Herodias Hezekiah, innkeeper of Bethlehem in Judah Hillel Isaac of Korazim	Isaac of Juttah Isaac of Shechem Isaiah of Esdraelon Ishmael of Bethany Ishmael Ben Fabi Ishmael the steward of Johanan Ishmael, the donkey‑driver of Nazareth Jabez Jacob of Arbela and his wife Jacob of Bethlehem in Galilee Jacob the lustful Jacob of Merom James of Alphaeus the Apostle James of Capernaum James of Dora James of Zebedee the Apostle Jaia of Pella Jairus, the synagogue leader Janoe of Ephraim Jerusa Jesai of Juttah Jesai Tobias Jesus Joachim of Bozrah Joachim of Capernaum Joachim, father of the Virgin Mary Joachim of Gibeon Joachim of Juttah Joachim the Sanhedrist Joazar ben Bethos, the Sanhedrist Joel of Abijah called Alamoth Joel of Bethlehem in Galilee Joel of Bethsaida Johanna of Alexandroscene Johanna of Cana Johanna of Chuza Johanna of Kerioth Johanna, the little girl of Capernaum John Antipatrides John the Baptist John of Bethlehem in Judah, the shepherd John of Capernaum, the disciple John of Emmaus on the Plain John of Endor, the former galley slave John of Ephesus John of Hippo John of Nob John the Priest John of Gaash the Sanhedrist John the Scribe John of Zebedee, apostle and evangelist Jowehel of Esdraelon Jonah of Bethany, the messenger Jonah of Kedesh Jonas, Shepherd of Bethlehem and Martyr of the Esdraelon Plain Jonah of Gethsemane Johanan ben Zaccai Jonathan ben Annas, the Sanhedrist Jonathan ben Uziel, the Sanhedrist Jonathan of Bethlehem in Judah Jonathan the old priest Joseph of Alphaeus, cousin of Jesus Joseph the elder Joseph of Arimathea Joseph called Barnabas Joseph of Bethany Joseph of Bethlehem in Judah (the father) Joseph of Korazim, the apprentice Joseph of Emmaus Joseph of Jacob, Saint Joseph Joseph of Juttah Joseph of Ituraea Joseph of Joseph, the shepherd Joseph and Mary of Sephoris Joseph of Tiberias Josiah the steward of Nahum Joshua ben Sie Judas Iscariot the Apostle Jude of Alphaeus (Thaddeus) the Apostle, the Apostle Judas of Merom Judas the Sanhedrist Kouza Lazarus of Bethany Leader of the synagogue of Gibeon Leader of the synagogue of Hebron Leader of the synagogue of Kerioth Levi the shepherd of Bethlehem in Judah Levi the caretaker Levi of Jericho, the repentant publican Levi the synagogue leader of Nazareth Levi of Nob Levi, the deaf‑mute (ephphatha!) Lydia, the sympathetic Roman woman Longinus, the centurion of Calvary Lucifer The Magi (Wise Men, “Three Kings”) Malachi of Ephraim Man of Petra Manaen Mark of Arbela Mark of Jonah Mark of Josiah Mark, son of Titus Marcella Marcella, servant of Martha Marcus Gratus Marjiam Marianne of Arbela Marian of Doco Marianne and her sister, daughters of Philip Mary of Alphaeus, aunt of Jesus Mary of Bozrah Mary of Chuza Mary of Cleophas Mary of Esdraelon Mary of Jacob Mary of Jonah Mary of Juttah Mary of Simon, mother of Judas Iscariot Mary of Magdala (Magdalene) Mary, wife of Philip the Apostle Mary Salome Mary of Simon Mary of Sephoris Mary of Theophilus Mary-Magdalen Virgin Mary Martha of Bethany Martha of Korazim Martial (Manasseh) Martial (Marjiam) Mashal, the deformed man Matan	Mattathias of Esdraelon and his family Matthias of Bethlehem in Judah (Saint Matthias) Matthias of Kedesh Matthias of Chuza Matthias the father Matthias of Jabesh-Gilead Matthew the Apostle Maximinus, steward of Lazarus Melchior, the “king” mage Meroba of Capernaum, the unworthy mother Merod of Tirzah and her sister Methuselah Mother of Levi Micah of Esdraelon Michael Mirjiam, the resurrected daughter of Jairus Myrtha Nahum, counsellor of the High Priest Naomi, wet nurse of Mary Magdalene Naomi of Perge Nara, robbed by her brother Nathan Nathaniel, the Apostle Nathaniel ben Faba Nicodemus the Sanhedrist Nicolaus of Antioch Nicodemus the physician of Bethany Nicomedes Philadelphius Nike (Veronica) Ogla the beggar Peter the Apostle Peter’s mother-in-law Phara of Bozrah Philip of Alexandroscene Philip the Apostle Philip of Antioch Philip of Arbela Philip of Canata Philip the Sanhedrist Philip the Tetrarch Photina the Samaritan woman Pilate Plautina Pontius Pilate Porphirea, wife of Simon Peter The possessed man of the Jordan and his mother Ptolmai of Antioch Publius Quintilianus Quintilianus Quintus Felix Rachel of Cana Rose of Jericho Ruben of Shechem Sabea the prophetess Sadoc the Scribe Salome the princess Salome of Simon Samira, robbed by her brother Samuel of Aphek Samuel of Annaleah Samuel of Bethlehem in Judah, the shepherd Samuel of Korazim Samuel of Hebron, a servant Samuel the murderous son Samuel the Saphorim Samuel the Sanhedrist Sarah of Aphek Sarah of Bethany Sarah of Kedesh Sarah of Jerusalem Sarah of Juttah Sarah of Hebron, the old servant Sarah of Nazareth Satan Saul of Esdraelon Saul of Kerioth Saul (Paul) the Apostle Saul the Scribe Sceva, the necromancer Shalem (Methuselah) Shammai, the great rabbi of Israel Shammai of Elchi Sidonia called Bartholmai Simeon of Bethlehem in Judah, the shepherd Simeon, son of Gamaliel Simeon of Ghergesa Simeon, the prophet of Jerusalem Simon of Alphaeus, cousin of Jesus Simon Boetos, the High Priest Simon Boetos, called Canthera Simon of Capernaum Simon isc Hammispa Simon Camit, the Sanhedrist Simon of Cyrene Simon of Emmaus Simon of Kerioth Simon of Isaac Simon of Tekoah Simon the Zealot, the Apostle Syntyche, the persecuted woman Sirah, robbed by her brother Solomon the ferry-man Stephen, the first martyr The steward of the Clear Water Superintendent of Philip the Tetrarch Susanna, bride of the wedding at Cana Syra of Alexandroscene Syrophoenician woman Theophilus Thomas the Apostle Thomas of Capernaum Tiberius, the Emperor Timoneus of Aera, future deacon Titus and his family Toby of Capernaum Tolme the Pharisee Trison the Sanhedrist Tusnilde, wife of the German Arminius Uriah the Sanhedrist Uriel the Sanhedrist Valens the procurer Valeria Valerian Veronica Vital Widow of Cornelius Widow of Korazim Wise Kings Zacharias, father of John the Baptist Zacharias the leper Zacharias the Levite Zacchaeus the publican Zebedee, father of the apostles John and James Zeno

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