Klemes is the personal name of a co-worker mentioned alongside those who contended in the gospel.

The attested use identifies a man named in a group of co-workers associated with those who contended in the gospel in Philippians 4:3.

1. Personal name among co-workers · dominant

   In Philippians 4:3, the genitive singular masculine form Κλήμεντος occurs in the phrase naming Clement together with the speaker's remaining co-workers. The APB renders the verse with “together with Clement and the remaining co-workers of mine,” placing the named person within that group.

   Philippians 4:3

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Philippians 4:3, the APB presents the name as “Clement” in a phrase that also mentions the speaker's remaining co-workers. It confirms the named-person reference rather than supplying a lexical definition.