Corinthus

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( Κόρινθος ), an Arabian, one of Herod's body-guard, greatly trusted by him till arrested, on information by Fabatus of being bribed by Syllaeus to kill his master, which he confessed on torture, and was sent by Saturninus to Rome for punishment (Josephus, Ant. 17:3, 2; War, 1:29, 3).

International Standard Bible Encyclopedia

kō̇ - rin´thus  : Latin form for Greek Kórinthos in the subscription to Rom (the King James Version). See Corinth .