Origen. in Rom. xiv. 15.JULIA, a Roman woman, whom some believe to have been the wife of Philologus mentioned by S. Paul, in his epistle to the Romans, immediately before he speaks of Julia. Others take the name to be Julias, and question whether it be not rather a man’s. Rom. xvi. 15.
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