Evodius was a first-century Christian leader identified by several traditions as the first bishop of Antioch. Living during the era of the Roman Empire, he is often described as a successor to the apostle Peter. While historical details regarding his life remain scarce, he is recognized as one of the earliest identifiable post-apostolic figures in the region. Depending on the tradition, he is either viewed as a martyr or as someone who died of natural causes, and he is commemorated as a saint in various Christian denominations.