The Acts of the Apostles

204 THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES
that it refers to the Christians in Troas, while they
are also included in the tjiiei^.
XX. 12. '^yayov Se rov iraiSa ^coi/ra ought to have
occurred earlier in the narrative, and in the following
words : koi irapeKKriOija-av ov jmeTplcog there is a change
of subject.
xxi. 4. St. Paul does not attend to the prophetic
revelation.
xxi. 8^. In Caesarea St. Philip is so important
to the writer that he forgets the church in that city
it is first mentioned afterwards in verses 12 and 16.
xxi. 10. Agabus is introduced as if he here
appeared in the book for the first time; yet see
xi. 28.
xxi. 11. The prophecy afterwards meets with
only a general not a detailed fulfilment.
xxi. 16, 17. The reception in Mnason's house in
Jerusalem is recorded before the arrival in Jerusalem
(this has given rise to the correction in /3).
Prolepsis.
xxvii. 2. Aristarchus is described as Ma/ce^coi^
Qecra-aXoviKevg, although he had been already described
in xix. 20 as a Macedonian, and in xx. 4 as a native
of Thessalonica—it seems thus to have been forgotten
that he had been mentioned before.
xxvii. 10. Here the construction with on abruptly
changes into the Ace. c. Inf.
xxvii. 12. ^AvevOerov Se rov Xijuevo^ connects with
verse 8, although verses 9-11 intervene (Wellhausen
explains verses 9-11 as an interpolation).
xxvii. 12. After the mention of the eKaTOvrdp')(r]g,
the Kv/3€pvriTt]9 and the vauKXrjpo^, it is strange that
ol TrXe/oi^ey should occur. Who were they ?
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