The Acts of the Apostles

CONTENTS
11. Terms of more special significance : (The list of
nations in chapters ii. 5, 9-11 and vi. 9, p. 65;
Palestine [Galilee, Judaea, the Philistian cities,
Samaria] and Phoenicia, 'lepoffdXvfia and'IepovaaX'^fi,
p. 71 ; Syria and Cilicia, p. 87 ; Cyprus, Pamphjdia,
Pisidia, and Lycaonia, p. 92 ; Phrygia and Galatia
[Myria, Bithynia, Pontus], p. 97 ; Asia, Macedonia,
and Achaia, p. 102 ; Italy, p. 110 ; Houses,
p. 109; Special readings of a geographical and
topographical character in the so-called /3-recen-
sion, p. 112.)
CHAPTER III
PAOK
The Treatment of Persons 117
CHAPTER IV
Miracles and Works of the Spirit (The Ascension) 133
CHAPTER V
The Sources and their Value . . . . .162
The analysis of the second half of the book into tiie
we-sections and the remaining elements, and of the
first half into three hodies of narratives and the
account of the conversion of St. Paul—Pentecost.
CHAPTER VI
Instances op Inaccuracy and of Discrepancy . . 203
Written or oral sources ? Concluding remarks concerning
the value of the sources and of St. Luke as a
writer.
Instances of inaccuracy and discrepancy in the we-sec-
tions, p. 203 ; elsewhere in the second half of the
book, p. 205 ; in chapter i. and the source B (chaps,
ii. v. 17-42), p. 211; in the source A (iii. 1-v. 16, viii.