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 1 Text|       and put us to shame.~And having done so, they came together
 2 Text|    will love the new wine, not having a bottle fresh and new.
 3 Text|     and I congratulate you for having said, We love something
 4 Text|        being twelve in number, having filled us with the Holy
 5 Text|     three hundred philosophers having assembled, spoke with each
 6 Text|     overturn his teaching.~And having put on the high priest's
 7 Text|     deceiver, or thou!~Ananias having heard this, said to Philip:
 8 Text|    manner of the Gentiles. And having given him up, we put him
 9 Text|     and these disciples of his having stolen him, have proclaimed
10 Text|      now these men, themselves having the circumcision as we also
11 Text| through the name of Jesus; and having been cast out of Jerusalem,
12 Text|       of both.~The high priest having heard this, ran to Philip,
13 Text|        his slaves.~And Philip, having seen what had come to pass,
14 Text|     hundred who were with him, having heard that their high priest,
15 Text|        that their high priest, having received his sight, was
16 Text|      for evermore.~And Philip, having said this, extended his
17 Text|        And after this, Philip, having turned to the high priest,
18 Text|       he remained in unbelief, having looked at him, says to the
19 Text|       the same hour the earth, having opened its mouth, received
20 Text|        words.~And the apostle, having heard this, said: I wonder
21 Text|        prayed for the boy; and having driven the demon away from
22 Text|       alive.~And the multitude having beheld this, cried out:
23 Text|     dead. And the five hundred having seen the high priest swallowed
24 Text|       in Athens two years; and having founded a church, appointed