Presbyter and bishop
In the New Testament and in Clement's letter to Corinth the two words name one office: presbyteros and episkopos are used of the same men in the same paragraph. A single bishop standing over a college of presbyters is first clearly visible in Ignatius, writing about 110, and even then he is arguing for it rather than describing something settled. So the earliest entries in every succession list in this dataset are being read backwards through an office that did not yet have that shape.
The Early Church · ch. 3
Concerning
- Clement of Rome used both words of the same men
- Ignatius of Antioch argued for the single bishop about 110
- Bishop of Rome (Pope) the list read backwards through a later office