Chapter

 1 XXIX |    of the error of idolatry. Theudas was his name. Him the king
 2 XXIX |    hopes." ~So forth marched Theudas, in company with his Satanic
 3 XXIX |  down beside him. Then spake Theudas unto the king, "O king,
 4 XXIX |      up again, declare it." ~Theudas replied in this wise, "Dread
 5 XXIX |    arose, with that deceiver Theudas, and proceeded to the temple,
 6 XXIX |    greatly vaunted them over Theudas' victory, and when the temple-keepers
 7 XXIX |    his palace, and said milo Theudas, "Behold now, as thou badest
 8 XXIX |     time to come." ~Hereupon Theudas, bowing an attentive ear
 9 XXIX |  plan?" he asked. Then began Theudas to weave his web. He made
10 XXX  |       Thus did the king. But Theudas went home to his evil den,
11 XXX  |    carry out the orders that Theudas had given him, and once
12 XXXI |    that had been sent out by Theudas for to attack the young
13 XXXI | their evil countenance. Said Theudas, "And be ye so weak and
14 XXXI |      plainly make known unto Theudas all that was come to pass. ~
15 XXXI |   every side, again summoned Theudas, and said, "Most wisest
16 XXXI |   from this evil." ~Then did Theudas ask for a meeting with his
17 XXXI |  much as the love of Christ, Theudas came forward and said, "
18 XXXI |   childlessness?" While this Theudas, waxen old in wickedness,
19 XXXI |  thine objects of worship, O Theudas, who art more senseless
20 XXXII|                      XXXII. ~Theudas said unto him, "Behold,
21 XXXII|    son made answer, "Belike, Theudas, thou art the ass of the
22 XXXII|  made that was made.'" ~When Theudas had heard these sayings,
23 XXXII|     mercy of our God." ~When Theudas had been thus instructed,
24 XXXII|     all the days of his life Theudas heartily repented him of