a. Also Lukan. [f. L. Lūcas Luke + -AN.] Pertaining to the evangelist St. Luke.
1876. J. Dare, trans. Zeller’s Acts Apostles, II. 303. The expression ὸπτάνεσθαι, ver. 3, and the description of the angel, ver. 10, are also specifically Lukan.
1890. W. H. Simcox, Lang. N. T., 76. ἡ ἐπαγγελία τοῦ πνεύματος is a Lucan phrase, υἱοθεσία a Pauline.
1895. W. M. Ramsay, in Expositor, Feb., 129. He accepts the Lucan authorship. Ibid. (1896), Feb., 146. Westcott and Hort with their great knowledge of Lukan style consider it to involve a corruption.
