Dositeus of Antigonea

He is the third son of Ptolemy, the steward of Lazarus in Antioch. He married Hermione, daughter of a proselyte and a Greek. This "mixed Covenant" does not make Ptolemy happy:

"My son met her in Alexandroscene of Phoenicia when he was there for business and he liked her... and Lazarus did not oppose it, but on the contrary, he said: 'This is better than debauchery.' And it is not a bad thing. But I wanted a bloodline of Israel..." ( EMV 323)

His name

From the Greek Dosis: Gift and Theos: God - meaning the "gift of God," thus the equivalent in Greek etymology of the Latin Goddonné.

Where is he mentioned in the work?

EMV 323 EMV 324

Person of non-Israelite origin who renounces their beliefs to join Judaism.