JULIUS, a Centurion of the Cohort called Augusta, into whose hands Festus governor of Judea put S. Paul, in order to convey him to Rome, whither he had appealed. Julius had always a great regard for S. Paul. When they came to Alexandria, he put him on board another vessel, which was going to Rome. See Acts xxvii. 1, 2, 3, &c.
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