ARTEMAS, St. Paul’s Disciple, was sent by the Apostle into Crete, in the room of Titus, while he continued with St. Paul at Nicopolis, where he passed the winter. We know nothing particularly, either of the life or death of Artemas: but the employment to which he was appointed by the Apostle is a proof of his great merit.
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