EUNICE, the mother of Timothy; she was a Jewess by birth, but had been married to a Heathen, who was Timothy’s father. Eunice had been converted to Christianity by some other Preacher, not by St. Paul; for when the Apostle came to Lystra, he found there Eunice and Timothy already far advanced in grace and virtue.
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