Sustratiotes identifies a person addressed or described as a fellow soldier alongside others in ministry.

The two occurrences use the noun for a person identified as a fellow soldier: Archippus is addressed this way in Philemon 1:2, and Epaphroditus is described this way among other relational titles in Philippians 2:25.

1. A person identified as a fellow soldier · dominant

   In Philemon 1:2, the dative singular masculine form occurs in the address to Archippus; the APB renders the clause "and to Archippus our fellow soldier." In Philippians 2:25, the accusative singular masculine form describes Epaphroditus among "my brother and fellow worker and fellow soldier" as Paul speaks of sending him.

   Philemon 1:2Philippians 2:25

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as "fellow soldier" in both Philemon 1:2 and Philippians 2:25. The surrounding titles and clauses provide the context for this presentation.