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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Areopagite (Areopagus)

Dionysius was one, a member of the old council of Athens that met on the rock of the Areopagus. He was among the few Athenians who believed after Paul spoke there.

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Dionysius was one, a member of the old council of Athens that met on the rock of the Areopagus. He was among the few Athenians who believed after Paul spoke there.

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Areopagite marks Dionysius as a member of the Areopagus, the ancient council of Athens that met on the rock outcrop of that name near the Acropolis. He was among the few Athenians who believed after hearing Paul's speech there, and the Areopagus itself still stands today, overlooking the Athenian agora.

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  • Acts 17:34

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