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 1 Text|   man-eaters. And the men of that city used neither to eat bread
 2 Text|    therefore, who came into their city they laid hold of, and digging
 3 Text|       come into the gate of their city, the men of that city laid
 4 Text|       their city, the men of that city laid hold of him, and thrust
 5 Text|       that the wicked men in this city should eat me up, I will
 6 Text|       what the wicked men in this city have in hand for me; do
 7 Text|          days, and the men of the city will bring him forth and
 8 Text|           say in a word, and that city shall be removed thence,
 9 Text|        him: Every man avoids that city, and how are you going there?
10 Text|           put them outside of the city of the man-eaters; and having
11 Text|          not be able to go to the city of the man-eaters in three
12 Text|    therefore rise up, go into the city to Matthias, and bring him
13 Text|     suffer before going into this city. They will heap upon thee
14 Text|       destined to believe in this city. And having said this, the
15 Text|          And Andrew went into the city along with his disciples,
16 Text|       made thy appearance in this city too, in order that thou
17 Text|       into the lower parts of the city, and you shall find in the
18 Text|  perchance the wicked men of this city again see us, and shut us
19 Text|           the eastern gate of the city. And Andrew commanded a
20 Text|       prison, walked about in the city; and having seen a brazen
21 Text|     reported to the rulers of the city, saying: We found the prison
22 Text|       gone into the prison of the city, and have killed the warders,
23 Text|   together all the old men of the city, that they may cast lots
24 Text|         built in the midst of the city, and there lay in the oven
25 Text|         what is happening in this city. And Andrew having beheld,
26 Text|        order me to come into this city, do not suffer those in
27 Text|          not suffer those in this city to do any evil, but let
28 Text|       together the old men of the city, seeing that we are hungry.~
29 Text|           it was a custom in that city, and they did not bury their
30 Text|           one who has come to the city, a stranger named Andrew,
31 Text|      Assuredly the man is in this city, and you have not seen him.
32 Text| directions, shut the gates of the city, and searched for the blessed
33 Text|          streets and lanes of the city; and when he is dead, we
34 Text|          streets and lanes of the city, and the flesh of the blessed
35 Text|           for me a charge in this city, I shall chastise you as
36 Text|     exhausted. And the men of the city said among themselves: Perhaps
37 Text|         until all who are in this city be punished. And say not,
38 Text|           morning, the men of the city saw it, and began to flee,
39 Text|          began to flee out of the city. Then Andrew prayed, saying:
40 Text|     miracle should come upon this city, forsake me not, but send
41 Text|           and be a wall round the city, that no one may be able
42 Text|       came down and encircled the city like a wall; and the water
43 Text|           if the citizens of this city shall believe. I will build
44 Text|         water. And the men of the city, having come out to the
45 Text|           return, and go into the city, and remain there seven
46 Text|         And after going into this city, thou shalt proclaim my
47 Text|          turned and went into the city, saying: I thank Thee, my
48 Text|           to go forth out of this city in mine anger. And when
49 Text|         when he had come into the city, they, seeing him, rejoiced