Ptolmai of Antioch
Orphan of Joseph and grandson of Philip of Antioch, steward of the properties of Lazarus in Antioch.
He is the one who escorts the delegation of apostles to Antigonea. He introduces the community:
"Anne, my wife, of the tribe of Judas, as my mother was, because we are pure Israelites and we came here with Eucheria of Judas. Joseph, the son consecrated to the Lord, and Theocheria, our first-born, who is called after our just masters, a wise daughter who loves God as a true Israelite. Nicolaus and Dositeus. Nicolaus is a Nazirite; Dositeus, our third born, has been married for several years (he says that with a big sigh) to Hermione."[1]
Later, he comes to bring Jesus letters from John of Endor in exile.[2] He returns to Antioch with the reply and the books that John of Endor holds so dearly.[3]
His name
Name probably derived from Ptolemy.
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