The indeclinable numeral 'seventy,' carrying rich biblical resonance. Jesus appoints seventy (or seventy-two) disciples and sends them out (Luke 10:1, 17), echoing the seventy elders of Israel. Stephen recalls the seventy-five souls who went down to Egypt with Jacob (Acts 7:14). The number also appears in military logistics -- seventy horsemen escort Paul from Jerusalem (Acts 23:23) -- and in a ship's passenger count of 276 (Acts 27:37, as part of the compound). Every language renders it transparently: Spanish 'setenta,' French 'soixante-dix,' preserving the number's symbolic weight.