1 Corinthians 16:1-17

Achaia : a Roman province located in Greece along the south coast of the Gulf of Corinth
(37° 59´, 23° 44´)

Achaicus : a man who was sent from Corinth to Paul before Paul wrote 1 Corinthians.

Apollos : a Jewish man from Alexandria who was taught by Aquila and Priscilla

Ephesus : a town in western Asia Minor at the mouth of the Cayster River
(37° 57´, 27° 22´)

Fortunatus : a Corinthian Christian man

Galatia : a nation, and later a Roman province, in central Asia Minor
(37° 34´, 32° 27´)

Jerusalem : the capital city of Israel,a town; the capital of Israel near the southern border of Benjamin
(31° 46´, 35° 14´); (31° 46´, 35° 14´); (31° 46´, 35° 14´); (31° 46´, 35° 14´); (31° 46´, 35° 14´); (31° 46´, 35° 14´)

Macedonia : a Roman province north of Greece which included 10 Roman colonies (IBD),citizens of the province of Macedonia
(40° 37´, 22° 55´)

Pentecost : a sacred festival of the Jews observed 50 days after the Passover

Stephanas : a man who, with his family, were the first converts in Achaia and who Paul baptised

Timothy : a young man of Lystra who travelled with Paul and to whom two epistles were addressed