A Roman emperor who reigned from AD 14 until 37. The legend tells that he met Mary Magdalene who came to protest against Jesus’ death and tell him about the resurrection.

Pontius Pilate’s wife, also named Claudia Procula or Procia. She had a dream and believed Jesus to be innocent and tried to persuade her husband to prevent the crucifixion of Jesus.

A town in France in the Alpilles region, where Martha of Bethany defeated the dragon, the Tarasque, and where she is buried.

A land of plenty where pleasure is always at hand.

A city in the Occitanie region of France located nine miles from the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.

A large commerce harbor founded in the sixth century BC by Greek immigrants.

A limestone mountain ridge spreading between Bouches-du-Rhône and Var in the south of France where the grotto of Mary-Magdalene is situated.

A follower of Jesus (not to be confused with Salome).

According to the Gospels, Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead in Bethany near Jerusalem where he had been dead for four days.

Alexandria, Egypt was known as a capital of knowledge where many great scholars studied and where the Great Library was located.