Demetrius of Sidon
It is one of the two possessed from whom the demons "legions" are expelled by Jesus into the herd of pigs which they then rush into the lake of Tiberias.[1]
Demetrius, son of a merchant probably Greek from Sidon, is driven out to the region of Gamala where he meets another possessed, Mark, son of Josiah. His possession made him easily inert and dazed."The other possessed, either because his tongue is tied or because the demon paralyzes him, only throws himself flat on the ground and cries and then, having sat down, remains as if inert, playing with pebbles and with his bare feet."[2]
His name
First name of Greek origin, linked to Demeter, the fertile goddess who produces wheat.
Where is he mentioned in the work?
EMV 186 EMV 450