Who is tyrannus in acts

It is not certain just who Tyrannus was. There were lecture halls in gymnasia to be found in every Gr. Tyrannus may have been a Gr. Meyer thinks he was a Jewish rabbi, in whose private synagogue Paul and his doctrines were more secure from annoyance than in the public synagogue H. Meyer, Handbook to the Acts of the Apostles , in loc.

Bibliography H. Ramsay, St. Paul the Traveller and Roman Citizen , 8th ed. Foakes-Jackson and K. Tyrannus became bishop in the eighteenth year of Diocletian There were two guards of Herod's body, who were in great esteem for their strength and tallness, Jucundus and Tyrannus ; these men had been cast off by Herod Plebs dirae Babylonis ac tyrannus morti subdiderant, feris dicarant saevis protinus haustibus vorandum.

Audit tyrannus anxius adesse regum principem, qui nomen Israel regat 95 teneatque David regiam. Exclamat amens Tyrannus's 1 Occurrence. So Paul left them, and, taking with him those who were disciples, held discussions daily in Tyrannus's lecture-hall. Standard Bible Encyclopedia. Greek city. Multi-Version Concordance School 3 Occurrences. John The Jews were astonished.

Lecture, Lecture-hall. Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary.