R and T.
Roma: High, or thunderous.
Troadi: To the servant.
Trophimum: dissolving chambers.
To Titus
A and C.
Arteman: Cursing or disturbing.
Apollo: Wonderful.
Cretam: Consummated calling.
N and Z.
Nicopoli: The sprout of my protection.
Zenam: His disturbance, whether by moving him, or by resting himself.
To Philemon
A and D.
Apphia: Containing, or containment, or free.
Archippo: To the length of the work/undertaking.
Demas: Silent.
E and F.
Epaphran: We can say that it increases, or growth.
Filemoni: A wonderful gift, or certainly their bread.
O.
Onesimum: respondentem - "responding" or "answering"
On Apocalypse of John
A.
Asia: Elation.