Barsabas
barsabas
son of Saba, the surname (1) of Joseph, also called Justus (Acts 1:23), some identify him with Barnabas; (2) of Judas, who was a “prophet.” Nothing more is known of him than what is mentioned in Acts 15:32.
Historical Examples
He also mentions another miracle relating to Justus, surnamed barsabas, how he swallowed a deadly poison and received no harm.
Frauds and Follies of the Fathers Joseph Mazzini Wheeler
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