no longer alone—other brethren have found their way to the chamber—Timothy, Lucius, Jason, Sosipater, Gaius himself, Quartus, and no less a magistrate than Erastus, Treasurer of Corinth. A page of personal messages yet to be dictated from St. Paul and his friends.” Now while we cannot agree that the Epistle was written in one day, the words above bring vividly to our mind the closing scene. Timothy, my fellow-worker, saluteth you. “I have no man likeminded,” wrote Paul to the Phippians (2:19–22),