Exoche denotes the conspicuous display accompanying Agrippa and Bernice's entrance before the city's prominent men.

The attested use places the term with Agrippa and Bernice's public entrance, describing the conspicuous display surrounding that occasion in Acts 25:23.

1. Conspicuous public display · dominant

   In Acts 25:23, the accusative singular feminine form occurs in the account of Agrippa and Bernice entering the hall with military officers and the city's prominent men; the APB renders the occasion as coming “with much pageantry.”

   Acts 25:23

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 25:23, the APB presents the surrounding clause with “much pageantry,”.