The manuscripts of Luke 10 divide almost evenly between seventy and seventy-two, and the division is ancient — both readings were current before any surviving list of names was drawn up. The lists themselves came later and disagree with each other: Hippolytus, the Book of the Bee and the Eastern menaia name overlapping but different men. That is why the group in this dataset holds more than seventy people, each row tagged with the tradition that put them there.
The Canon of the New Testament · ch. 5