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citizenship, commonwealth; a community of citizens or the rights/duties thereof

many times more, manifold; multiplied several times over

much speaking, verbosity; using many words or long prayers

in many parts, in various portions; fragmentarily or piecemeal

many-colored, multifaceted; displaying great variety or complexity

very compassionate, deeply merciful; possessing great tender mercy

in many ways, variously; through diverse methods or manners

Pontikos; a person from Pontus (region on the Black Sea coast of Asia Minor)

Porkios; Porcius (Latin praenomen, as in Porcius Festus)

a seller of purple fabric/dye; a merchant dealing in purple goods

river-carried, swept away by a flood; borne along by water current

whether (of two alternatives); which of the two

Potioloi; Puteoli (modern Pozzuoli), a port city near Naples

drinking parties, banquets focused on wine consumption; carousing

Poudes; Pudens (a Latin personal name)

affairs, business matters; worldly occupations or concerns

to do business, trade, invest; to engage in commercial activity

older women, aged women; females advanced in years

headlong, face downward; falling forward or prone

to saw, saw in two; to cut with a saw

to purpose, resolve beforehand; to determine or decide in advance

to charge beforehand, accuse previously; to make a prior accusation

to hear beforehand or previously; to receive advance notice

gateway, vestibule, forecourt; an entrance area or porch

pertaining to sheep; specifically, the Sheep Gate in Jerusalem

to incite, instigate, put forward; to urge someone to action

to foresee, provide beforehand, or make provision in advance for something to come

to happen or exist previously, to be done or committed beforehand

to give beforehand, to give first or in advance, to bestow prior to receiving

forerunner, one who runs ahead or goes before to prepare the way

to hope beforehand, to be the first to hope or to have already placed one's hope

to foretell, to say beforehand, to declare or proclaim in advance

to announce good news beforehand, to preach the gospel in advance

to excel, to have advantage, to be better off or hold before oneself

to go before, to lead the way, to prefer or give priority to another in honor

appointed time, predetermined deadline, fixed date set beforehand

eagerly, readily, willingly, with enthusiastic readiness and zeal

to provoke, to challenge, to call forth for competition or confrontation

to prepare beforehand, to make ready in advance, to complete prior arrangements

to proclaim beforehand, to announce publicly in advance, to herald ahead of time

prejudice, prejudgment, forming an opinion or making a decision before examining the evidence

to be ratified beforehand, to be confirmed or validated in advance

to testify beforehand, to bear witness in advance, to predict or prophesy future events

to premeditate, to rehearse beforehand, to practice or prepare in advance

to be anxious beforehand, to worry in advance, to take anxious thought ahead of time

to suffer beforehand, to undergo mistreatment or hardship previously

day before the Sabbath, Friday, the preparation day for the Sabbath

to be designated, to be called, to be formally named or titled as something

to go up higher, to ascend or move up to a better place, to rise to a superior position

to spend in addition, to consume further, to expend more beyond what was already used