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sacrificial victims, slain animals for offerings (especially in pagan or idolatrous contexts)

violently, vehemently, excessively (with great force or intensity)

ankles, ankle joints (part of the foot connecting to leg)

leisure, free time, place for teaching or study (especially a lecture hall)

bodily, corporeally, in physical form (not merely appearance or vision)

Sopater (personal name: 'savior of one's father' or 'sound father')

Sosipater, a personal name meaning 'savior of the father'; Paul's kinsman in Rom 16:21

to train in self-control, discipline, or prudence; to recall to sound judgment

self-discipline, self-control, sound judgment; the quality of a mind governed by wisdom

with sound mind, prudently, in a self-controlled manner

Taverns, as in 'Three Taverns' (Tres Tabernae), a stopping place on the Appian Way

order, rank, division; a fixed arrangement or sequence

appointed, fixed, prescribed; set by authority or custom

to endure hardship, suffer distress, live in misery; to experience wretchedness

weighing a talent; of talent-weight (approximately 75-100 pounds)

Talitha, Aramaic word meaning 'little girl' or 'lamb'; used by Jesus in Mark 5:41

disturbance, upheaval, disorder; confusion or agitation of water, mind, or circumstances

to cast into Tartarus; to consign to the deepest abyss of the underworld

these things will follow; from the demonstrative 'this/these', future form indicating succession

burial; the act or provision for interring the dead

as quickly as possible; with utmost speed (superlative adverb)

swift, quick; ready to act with speed

proof, evidence; convincing demonstration or sure sign

to bear children, give birth; to fulfill the maternal role

childbearing, motherhood; the process or state of bearing children

to raise children, rear offspring; to fulfill parental nurturing responsibilities

completely, fully, perfectly; with complete thoroughness

perfecter, completer; one who brings to completion or full development

to bring fruit to maturity; to carry to full development and completion

death, end of life; the completion or termination of earthly existence

Tertius, personal name meaning 'third'; Paul's scribe in Romans

on the fourth day; four days dead (of a corpse)

square, four-sided; having four equal angles and sides

squad, quaternion; a guard detail of four soldiers

four months; a period of four months' duration

fourfold, quadruple; four times the amount

to reduce to ashes, burn completely; to destroy by fire

to melt, dissolve; to liquefy from heat

clearly, plainly; with clear vision or understanding

Tiberius, Roman emperor (14-37 AD); personal name

Timaeus, personal name; father of blind Bartimaeus

costliness, magnificence, luxury; the quality of being precious or expensive

Timon, personal name; one of the seven deacons in Acts 6

punishment, vengeance; retributive justice or penalty

to pay penalty, suffer punishment; to undergo retribution for wrongdoing

such, of such a kind; demonstrative pronoun indicating quality or character

wall of a building or enclosure

more boldly, with greater daring or confidence

daring, bold, or audacious persons

sharper, more cutting or penetrating