Onomastic congruence (a feature defined in this article) is characteristic of historiographic biographies from the Early Empire. The Synoptic Gospels display onomastic congruence, as well as conservatism in their treatment of names. The preservation of names, especially those centred around key roles and events, suggests that some names may have been preserved in the oral archives of early Christian communities to footnote living eyewitness sources, paralleling historiographical situations.

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符类福音中的名字回忆

专名一致性（本文定义的一个特征）是早期帝国史学传记的特征。对观福音书显示专名一致性，以及在处理名字时的保守主义。名字的保存，尤其是那些以关键角色和事件为中心的名字，表明一些名字可能已经保存在早期基督教社区的口头档案中，作为活生生的目击者来源的脚注，与史学情况相平行。