προστάτις
prostatis
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patroness
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prostatis denotes a woman described as having become a patroness to many and also to the speaker.
In Romans 16:2, the nominative singular feminine form identifies a woman as someone who has become a patroness of many, including the speaker.
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A woman supporting many · dominant
In Romans 16:2, προστάτις is a nominative singular feminine noun in the clause explaining why she may need assistance; the APB renders that clause, “for she herself has become a patroness of many, and of me also.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Romans 16:2, the APB presents the term with “a patroness of many, and of me also.” This rendering is read with the surrounding explanatory clause.