ἀκροατήριον
akroatērion
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Greek
hall
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Akroaterion denotes the place entered for a formal public gathering in Acts 25:23.
Its sole attested use denotes the hall entered by Agrippa and Bernice amid a formal gathering in Acts 25:23.
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Hall for a formal gathering · dominant
In Acts 25:23, the accusative singular neuter form names the place that Agrippa and Bernice enter with military officers and prominent city men; the APB renders the clause “entered the hall.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 25:23, the APB presents the setting as a “hall” that Agrippa and Bernice enter. This identifies the clause's setting without claiming a finer correspondence.