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==References == | <p> ( '''''Ι᾿Ουνίας''''' '','' a deriv. of ''Junius, The'' name of a Roman family), a [[Christian]] at Rome, to whom Paul addressed a salutation in connection with Andronicus, as being his "kinsmen and fellow prisoners, who, are of note among the apostles," and were in Christ before himself ( Romans 16:7); hence probably of [[Jewish]] extraction. A.D. 55. As the gender of the epithets applied is uncertain ( '''''Συγγενεῖς''''' '''''Καὶ''''' '''''Συναιχμαλώτους''''' ) '','' some (e.g. Origen, Chrysostom, and other fathers) have supposed a female ( '''''Ι᾿Ουνίαν''''' comes equally well from '''''Ι᾿Ουνία''''' ) to be meant (but see Michaelis, in Pott's ''Sylloge,'' 7, 128). </p> | ||
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Or Rather Junias Junia [1]
( Ι᾿Ουνίας , a deriv. of Junius, The name of a Roman family), a Christian at Rome, to whom Paul addressed a salutation in connection with Andronicus, as being his "kinsmen and fellow prisoners, who, are of note among the apostles," and were in Christ before himself ( Romans 16:7); hence probably of Jewish extraction. A.D. 55. As the gender of the epithets applied is uncertain ( Συγγενεῖς Καὶ Συναιχμαλώτους ) , some (e.g. Origen, Chrysostom, and other fathers) have supposed a female ( Ι᾿Ουνίαν comes equally well from Ι᾿Ουνία ) to be meant (but see Michaelis, in Pott's Sylloge, 7, 128).
