II. JUSTUS, a Jew, otherwise called Jesus and sirnamed Justus; he was at Rome with S. Paul in the year 62. when he wrote the Epistle to the Colossians. The Apostle in this letter says that Jesus, called Justus, and Marcus, were his only fellow-workers unto the kingdom of God.
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