Schole denotes the setting in which Paul reasoned daily with the disciples in Acts 19:9.

Its sole attested use identifies the place where Paul withdrew with the disciples and reasoned daily in Acts 19:9.

1. A setting for daily reasoning · dominant

   In Acts 19:9, σχολῇ is a dative singular feminine noun in the clause describing where Paul reasoned daily after separating the disciples; the APB renders the setting as "in the lecture hall of Tyrannus."

   Acts 19:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 19:9, the APB presents the setting with the phrase "in the lecture hall of Tyrannus." The precise contribution of the noun is limited to its place in that clause.