epidemeo describes people present as temporary residents or visitors in a place.

The attested use describes people residing or present away from their home setting: foreigners at Athens and visitors from Rome.

1. Residing as foreigners or visitors · dominant

   Both occurrences use the present active nominative plural participle for people identified by their presence in a place. In Acts 17:21 the APB renders the group as “foreigners sojourning there,” while Acts 2:10 lists “visitors from Rome.”

   Acts 17:21Acts 2:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the participle as “foreigners sojourning there” in Acts 17:21 and within “visitors from Rome” in Acts 2:10. These renderings confirm the verses’ setting without isolating every nuance of the term.