Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2|        of the blessed Paul, the apostle; what did he first write
 2  2,8|        spoke of Barnabas as an “apostle,” but so, of course, did
 3  4,5|        person in the name of an apostle, and one of the few that
 4  4,8| appointment by lot of a twelfth apostle to take the place forfeited
 5  4,8| identifies its writer with “the apostle Matthias” (vii. 13. 82).
 6  5,4|      miraculously halted by the apostle's command (chaps. 60-61).~
 7  5,4|         as the place “where the apostle John was first plunged unhurt
 8  5,4|       so good a story about the apostle did not form part of the
 9  5,5|        and wonders of the great apostle, upon whom Roman Christianity
10  5,7|           4. A colt blesses the apostle, who utters a hymn of praise
11  5,7|        a lustful devil begs the apostle's help. He rebukes the devil,
12  5,7|      murdered his mistress. The apostle restores her to life, and
13  5,7|        Revelation of Peter. The apostle calls upon the people to
14  5,7|    their car gives out, and the apostle summons four wild asses
15  5,7|         women come out, and the apostle assisted by the wild ass
16  5,7|       completes their cure. The apostle sends the four wild asses
17  5,7|       and return home.~ 10. The apostle leaves the prison long enough
18  5,7|       back to prison, where the apostle preaches and prays. (But
19  6,3|        this is that Matthew the apostle was believed to be the author
20 14,6|    death like John's! Where the apostle John was first plunged unhurt