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1 3, 27(26) | Lord, the labours of the Apostles, and the fall of Jerusalem,
2 4, 16 | Prophets; but these, His own Apostles, who were sent forth to
3 4, 16 | chose, after the twelve Apostles, the seventy other Disciples,
4 4, 16 | stoning. How they abused the Apostles by stripes, the Book of
5 4, 16 | how those murderers of the Apostles were taken in the reduction (
6 4, 17 | of our Saviour. For the Apostles were scourged by the Jews
7 4, 30(114)| the false Christs, false Apostles, false Prophets, &c. See
8 4, 35(140)| was contemporary with the Apostles, and that he declared himself
9 4, 35(140)| Dositheus contemporary with the Apostles, as also does Eulogius,
10 4, 35 | again, in the times of the Apostles, named Simon Magus "the
11 4, 36(147)| refer to the times of the Apostles, and those immediately subsequent
12 5, 17(23) | unwritten tradition. The Apostles were, -- be it remembered, --
13 5, 31 | written in the Acts of the Apostles47. And, while these suffered
14 5, 37 | not one of the rest of the Apostles has laid open to us, neither
15 5, 38 | The68 names of the twelve Apostles are these: The first, Simon
16 5, 38 | them, those whom He named Apostles: Simon, whom He named Cephas;
17 5, 40(79) | committed primarily to the Apostles, and secondarily to all
18 5, 40(79) | being, that no one of the Apostles ever did, in his own person,
19 5, 40(80) | Peter above the rest of the Apostles;...which cannot be accounted
20 5, 40(80) | there as superior to all the Apostles, and head of the whole Christian
21 5, 42 | was the chosen of all the Apostles, and His Disciple, the same
22 5, 45 | not only the twelve Apostles, or the seventy Disciples,
23 5, 45 | Book of the Acts of the Apostles also attests, that there
24 5, 52(110)| to the times in which the Apostles preached: for, in these,
25 5, 52(110)| recorded in the Acts of the Apostles, (ch. xxii. 23 -- 30): where
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