Judas son of James, and Judas Iscariot, who became a traitor — the two Judases: Judas son of James (also called Thaddaeus in Matthew and Mark) and Judas Iscariot. Who became a traitor (hos egeneto prodotēs): the aorist communicates that at the time of the list's composition, the betrayal was a completed historical event. The list ends with the betrayer — the same narrative placement as in Mark.

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