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In the New Testament, the name "James the Less" appears only in connection with his mother "Mary" in Mark 15:40, who is also the mother of Joses. "Mary the mother of James" is referred to in two other places, but he is not called "James the Less" there. This "Mary" may have been Mary of Clopas, mentioned only in John 19:25. It is unlikely to be Mary the mother of Jesus since she is only called the mother of James the Less and Joses.
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