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296 THE MEDICAL LANGUAGE OF ST. LUKE. [note. Third recorded meeting.— St. Luhe accompanies St. Paul to Rome, and remains with him there during his first imprisonment. Almost immediately after his arrival at Jerusalem from Philippi, St. Paul was seized by the Jews during the feast of Pentecost (Acts, xxi. 27, &c.). Eescued from their violence by the Eoman Commander, he was sent to Caesarea, where he was kept in military custody for two years, and afterwards sent forward to Rome, where he was detained in the same kind of custody two years longer. St. Luke accompanied him from Caesarea to Eome, and remained with him during his imprisonment. These are good grounds for concluding that during the voyage to Rome, at any rate at the beginning of it, St. Paul was in a delicate state of health. We have seen that at the close of his third missionary journey he was labouring under an illness of some kind ; that he probably availed himself at that time of St. Luke's medical skill ; and that possibly it was with the object of still further continuing his attention to him that St. Luke accompanied him to Jerusalem. We may also safely conclude that the chronic illness under which he suffered would not have been lessened by his imprisonment at Caesarea; for, although treated with indulgence, yet the nature of his confinement—chained as he was to the soldier who for the time being was his guard (Acts, xxiv. 27 : KareXnre rhv UavXhv SeSefj.evoy, " Felix left Paul bound" ; xxvi. 29: irapeKihs ruv heafxwv Tovrtav, "except these bonds") — must have told severely on his impair-ed health and naturally delicate constitution. We are not, however, confined to considerations such as these alone to determine St. Paul's condition on this occasion, for we are told by St. Luke, if not expressly in so many words, yet in language not to be misunderstood, if interpreted by the medical character of the writer, that St. Paul's state of health was such as to require care and attention. He teUs us (xxvii. 3) that at Sidon, "Julius courteously {(piKavdpiSiirws) entreated Paul, and gave him liberty to go unto his friends to refresh himself" {i-KijuXeias Tvx^'iv). The words iwiixtXiias Tvx^'tv, "to obtain their care and attention," coming as they do from a physician, may be fairly taken to imply the care and attention bestowed on a sick or delicate person. This is the meaning of the word em/xfXeia in all medical language (sec § 97), and St. Luke has already used the verb iirifiiXiiaQai in this sense to describe the care bestowed by the Samaritan on the wounded traveller (Luke, x. 34 : iire/xeX-fidrj avTov, see iirififXt^aBai, § 21). Besides, another word used in this passage {(\)i\avQp
— note] the medical LANGUAGE OF ST. LUKE. 297 they should possess lu-banity and gentleness, for roughness and rudeness were offensive to sick and sound alike (De Decor. 24), and that philanthropy in a physician ever accompanied a real love of his profession (Praeccpt. 27 : iju yap irapjj (piXavOpccTriyj, wdpeffTt Kal (ptKoTexvirj-). Galen calls the medical profession itself the philanthropic profession, Optim. Medic, (i. 56) : Tdxvv o5tw (pthduepwvov), and speaks of some who practised their profession from philanthropy, and others who did so with a view to gain merely (Hipp, et Plat. Decret. ix. 5 (v. 751) irp65r]\ov ovv, : '6ti Kal larphs, /J-ev p laTp6s iffri, Tavrfj irpovoe'irai T^s rov adifiaTos vye'ias, y Se Si' &\\o ri tovto TrpdrTei, kut iKelvo Ka\ ti]V •npo
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