James

Family: Church · Role: deacon · First appears: Book II · Chap. XVI

Book II · Chap. XVI

with Paulinus (James served with Paulinus in the ministry.) “He had also with him in the ministry, James, the deacon, a man of zeal and great fame in Christ and in the church, who lived even to our days.”

with Paulinus (James remained in Paulinus's church at York.) “He had left behind him in his Church at York, James, the deacon, a true churchman and a holy man”

with Paulinus (James had formerly been Paulinus's deacon.) “James, formerly the deacon of the venerable Archbishop Paulinus, as has been said above, observed the true and Catholic Easter, with all those that he could instruct in the better way.”
with Romanus (James and Romanus belonged to the same side in the controversy.) “James and Romanus were on their side;”
employer: Paulinus (James had served as Paulinus's deacon.) “James, formerly the deacon of the venerable Archbishop Paulinus, as has been said above”
with Paul (interaction) “Hence it was, that James said to the same Paul, ‘Thou seest, brother, how many thousands of Jews there are which believe; and they are all zealous of the Law.’”

Extracted from the original text of Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England. Made with Rho MD.