Quirinius
Quirinius was a Roman governor known for his role in the census mentioned in the Bible, specifically in the context of the nativity story of Jesus Christ. He served as governor of Syria during the time when Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem for the registration, as commanded by Emperor Augustus. This census is historically significant as it connects to the timing of Jesus' birth, making Quirinius a notable figure in early Christian history.
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Quirinius was the governor of Syria during the first registration.
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Austria:
Quirinius was the governor in Syria during the first census.
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