The Acts of the Apostles

CHRONOLOGICAL DATA 25
xviii. 23. St. Paul stayed (the third time) yj)6vov
Tiva TTOiria-a's (vide xv. 33) in Antioch.
xix. 22. St. Paul abode yet some time {yjpovov) in
Asia ^ {vide xv. 33 ; xviii. 23).
xix. 23. Kara rov Kaipov cKetvov, namely in the
last days of St. Paul's stay in Ephesus, when his
departure had been already settled, a riot broke
out.
xxi. 10. We abode in Caesarea ^juepag TrXe/ou?.
XXi. 15. juLCTa Se tol^ ^jmepa^ Taura^ (i-e. after the
stay in Caesarea) we started for Jerusalem.
xxi. 38. St. Paul is asked whether he was not the
Egyptian who irpo tovtcop tcov rj/uLcpcov (vide y. 36),
rose up as a deceiver of the people.
xxiv. 24. luera Se ^/mepag riva^ (thus after a few
days, vide ix. 19; x. 48; xv. 36; xvi. 12), Felix
ordered St. Paul to be called that he might hear
him concerning Christ.
XXV. 13. rjjULepcov Se SiayevojULevcov tivcov {cf. xxiv.
24), came Agrippa and Bernice to Caesarea.
XXV. 14. They remained there rnuepa^ TrXe/ouj.
XXVii. 7. ev LKavai^ Se rj/jLepm^ /SpaSuTrXoovvres, we
arrived with difficulty at Crete (probably several
weeks, vide ix. 23, 43 ; xviii. 18).
XXVii, 9. Uavov Se y^povov Siayevo/mevov, we loosed
from Crete (vide XXVii. 7, viii. 11, xiv. 3).
XXVii. 14. jmeT ov ttoXJ, the tempest arose.
xxvii. 20. Neither the sun nor the stars appeared,
eirl TrXelovag ^jULepa?.
[XXViii. 6. cttI ttoXv, they expected that St. Paul
^ This is preceded in xix. 21 by the quite indefinite u>s 5i
iir\iipw6-q raOra (the successful progress of the mission in Ephesus).