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 1 Text|           pass in those days, when Philip entered into the city of
 2 Text|       great. For they thought that Philip was a philosopher, since
 3 Text|           linen cloth. Thus, then, Philip was going about. On this
 4 Text|         the same place, and say to Philip: We have doctrines of our
 5 Text|           hear something new. ~And Philip answering, said to them:
 6 Text|        that thou callest thy Lord? Philip says: My Lord is Jesus in
 7 Text|            may believe in him. And Philip said: He with whom I am
 8 Text|            heard this, they say to Philip: This name that has been
 9 Text|        from our fathers' religion. Philip therefore says to them:
10 Text|      foreigner has come to Hellas, Philip by name; and, in a word,
11 Text|           he said: If I allow that Philip himself, and those with
12 Text|      Athens, and by all means kill Philip, and thus thou shall overturn
13 Text|          the five hundred men. And Philip was in the house of a certain
14 Text|         gateway of the house where Philip was; and it was told Philip
15 Text|        Philip was; and it was told Philip that they were outside.
16 Text|         saw him, he says to him: O Philip, sorcerer and magician,
17 Text|        searchers after wisdom? And Philip said: Would that, O Ananias,
18 Text|         having heard this, said to Philip: I shall give answer to
19 Text|            give answer to all. And Philip said: Speak. The high priest
20 Text|        says: O men of Hellas, this Philip believes in a man called
21 Text|            Jesus, as also now this Philip has come to you to deceive
22 Text|          waver; for they knew that Philip would conquer in the glory
23 Text|     conquer in the glory of Jesus. Philip therefore stated his case
24 Text|          having heard this, ran to Philip, wishing to scourge him,
25 Text|         God But we entreat thee, O Philip, apostle of the God Jesus,
26 Text|           truly be his slaves.~And Philip, having seen what had come
27 Text|            The high priest says to Philip: Dost thou then think to
28 Text|           Jesus the Nazarene? Then Philip says to him: Behold, I shall
29 Text|            from the true life. And Philip prayed, saying: O holy Father
30 Text|      Christ the Beloved.~And while Philip was yet crying oat this,
31 Text|         Jesus the Son of God. Then Philip says to the high priest:
32 Text|       again: Have mercy upon us, O Philip, that we may know time,
33 Text|            fight against God.~Then Philip says: There is no hatred
34 Text|           of heaven was brought to Philip: O Philip, son once of thunder,
35 Text|           was brought to Philip: O Philip, son once of thunder, but
36 Text|         than that of thunder. Then Philip says to the high priest:
37 Text|          magic of Jesus, that this Philip within a short time has
38 Text|        sight? Dost thou then, said Philip, believe in Jesus? The high
39 Text|          to the bystanders to pray Philip that he should make them
40 Text|       unbelieving high priest.~And Philip said: Do not avenge yourselves
41 Text|         sign upon thee. He says to Philip: I know that thou art a
42 Text|          has cleft the earth, when Philip threatened it in Hebrew,
43 Text|   downwards, that I may believe in Philip; but he cannot persuade
44 Text|         know his magic tricks.~And Philip, enraged, said: O earth,
45 Text| frightfully hot; but by thy magic, Philip, I will not be overcome.
46 Text|           wished to stone him. And Philip says: Not so; for this has
47 Text|           Spirit for evermore.~And Philip, having said this, extended
48 Text|           Christ Jesus, the God of Philip, that thou hast driven the
49 Text|         Thy light, the Gospel. And Philip rejoiced exceedingly at
50 Text|         the faith. And after this, Philip, having turned to the high
51 Text|         the high priest laughed at Philip, and remained in unbelief.~
52 Text|          and remained in unbelief.~Philip then, seeing that he remained
53 Text|   twenty-three years old. And when Philip saw him, he was moved; and
54 Text|         will not believe thee. And Philip, enraged, said: A curse
55 Text|        this, cried out: The God of Philip is the only God, who has
56 Text|          oilier miracles. besought Philip, and he gave them the seal
57 Text|            the seal in Christ. And Philip abode in Athens two years;