And that he was seen of Cephas, then of the twelve:
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Oecumenius
AD 990
Note that he does not say “to the eleven,” and neither does John (Jn :), who writes that Thomas was “one of the twelve.” We should probably say that either he has included Matthias with the other apostles by anticipation or else that he is still thinking of Judas, even after his betrayal and hanging. .
