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 1 Pre       |         and "The Doctrine of the Apostles," one of the seventy-two
 2 Pre       |        one place the Acts of the Apostles are mentioned, in another
 3 Pre       |     history of the time when the apostles were living. This is obviously
 4 Pre       |         Paul and the Acts of the Apostles, in p. 44; the reading of
 5 Pre       |     Prophets and the Acts of the Apostles, in p. 33, must have been
 6 Text      |       was one of the seventy-two Apostles. And when Addai came to
 7 Text  (14)|         s Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles, p. [Syriac]. ~
 8 Text  (24)|         s Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles, p. 3); moreover, it has
 9 Text      |       countries, and also to the Apostles, my companions, who preached
10 Text      |       done. "Whatsoever also the Apostles, companions, did, we preach
11 Text      |      account, and sent it to the Apostles, my companions, in the cities
12 Text      |          countries. And also the Apostles themselves gave written
13 Text  (31)|      till after the times of the Apostles, when Christianity had become
14 Text      |        and evangelists, with the Apostles my companions, in all the
15 Text      |    Prophets, and the Acts of the Apostles, every day they meditated
16 Text  (61)|    Similarly, as the Acts of the Apostles are named apart from the
17 Text      | Jerusalem, and by which also the Apostles, my companions, were governed,
18 Text      |       and the Acts of the twelve Apostles, which John, the son of
19 Text  (79)|         Paul and the Acts of the Apostles. The two latter were probably