Alexandreus identifies people by their connection with Alexandria, used of Apollos and of a group in a synagogue dispute.

The term identifies an individual or a group by connection with Alexandria: Apollos is described this way in Acts 18:24, while Acts 6:9 uses the plural within a list of people associated with a synagogue.

1. People identified by Alexandria connection · dominant

   In Acts 18:24, the nominative singular form describes Apollos as he arrives in Ephesus; the APB renders the clause "an Alexandrian by descent." In Acts 6:9, the genitive plural form occurs among groups connected with the synagogue called the Freedmen; the APB includes "Alexandrians" among those debating with Stephen.

   Acts 18:24Acts 6:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the singular as "an Alexandrian by descent" in Acts 18:24 and the plural as "Alexandrians" in Acts 6:9. These are clause-level renderings rather than definitions.