Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4|       Hermas” may be read by new converts and persons preparing for
 2  3  |       for private reading by new converts.~ The Shepherd manifestly
 3  4,8|       instruction as he gave his converts. The work had a decidedly
 4  5,2|    described one of Paul's women converts, Thecla, not only as teaching
 5  5,3|        another of Paul's reputed converts, Paul meets a huge lion
 6  5,4|     sources, chiefly Latin. John converts a philosopher, condemns
 7  5,4|      deadly poison unharmed, and converts the heathen priest. The
 8  5,7|         He kills the serpent and converts the youth. The people of
 9  5,7|              13. Thomas' leading converts join him in the prison.
10  5,8|       marriage and to lead women converts to forsake their husbands;
11 11,1| Alexandria, designed to instruct converts from paganism in Christian
12 13,7| confessors, widows, virgins, new converts, crafts forbidden to Christians,