Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,6|   consists of two letters, one (chaps. 13-14). written in the
 2  2,6|        was martyred, the other (chaps. 1-12) written at a time
 3  3  |   length in the Acts of Thomas (chaps. 55-57). It stands at the
 4  5,4|         Greek text of the Acts (chaps. I06-15) concludes with
 5  5,4|        him as a full-grown man (chaps. 88 and 89), with its representation
 6  5,4|       by the apostle's command (chaps. 60-61).~ The story of John
 7  5,7|     groom to renounce marriage (chaps. 1-16).~ 2. Gundafor commissions
 8  5,7|        punishments of the lost (chaps. 55-57), in words drawn
 9  5,7|           But the great prayer, chaps. 144-48, probably belongs
10 13,3|    Blessing of Balaam (Numbers, chaps. 23 and 24.).~Moses' Song (
11 14,9|      assailant of Christianity (chaps. 9 and 31), and it is not
12 14,9|      forecast the life to come (chaps. 5-13).~ Challenged by Caecilius
13 14,9|     impious, cruel, and absurd (chaps. 16-38). Caecilius acknowledges
14 14,9| forthwith accepts Christianity (chaps. 39-41).~ It is generally
15 16  |         p. 259.~  [68] Address, chaps. I, 31.~  [69] On his Bible