⁶¹It has been suggested that Paul did not go to Egypt because other apostles had already preached there. However, not even a vague tradition about this has been preserved. The founder of the church of Alexandria is considered to be Mark, who installed Bishop Anianus there in 63 AD.^[91] Thus, the Apostle Paul did not need to fear that he would be preaching in Egypt “on someone else’s foundation.” One can conjecture that he relegated Africa to the last place for geographical reasons. He could have traveled there from Spain. However, a church already existed in that area by the end of the 60s.