Pamphylia: Converted from ruin, or falling division.
Pontius: Declining the plan.
Pilatus: The bones of a hammerman.
Procorum: Collecting fruit.
Parmenam: Dividing fullness.
Pascha: Transcended, or surpassed.
Paphum: falling redemption.
Parion: uncovering.
Perge: abyss.
Phytona: Mouth of the Abyss.
Priscilla: Recognizing.
Pyrrhus: Dissolving.
Patara: Separating.
Ptolemais: Bringing to measure.
Portium: dividing their hardness.
Publius: His tent.
Puteoli: Declining.
All of these names, whether Greek or Latin, violently translated according to the Hebrew language, I consider clear to the reader.
R.
Romani: Lofty, or thunderous.
Rapham (Rempham): Your invoices, or their laxity.
Rhode: Seeing, or strong.
Rhodum: A vision, or a descent.
Regium: Their pasture.
Romam: high, or thunder.