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Tertius served as Paul's amanuensis (secretary) in composing the Epistle to the Romans, inserting his own personal greeting to the recipients at Romans 16:22 — the only instance in the New Testament where a letter-writer's scribe identifies himself by name. His greeting, 'I, Tertius, who wrote down this letter, greet you in the Lord,' suggests he was himself a believer and a known figure in the early church. Beyond this single self-identification nothing more is recorded about his background or ministry.