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Introductory Notice to the Pseudo-Clementine Literature.
Introductory Notice to the The Recognitions of Clement.
Recognitions of Clement.
Chapter I.--Clement's Early History; Doubts.
Chapter II.--His Distress.
Chapter III.--His Dissatisfaction with the Schools of the Philosophers.
Chapter IV.--His Increasing Disquiet.
Chapter V.--His Design to Test the Immortality of the Soul.
Chapter VI.--Hears of Christ.
Chapter VII.--Arrival of Barnabas at Rome.
Chapter VIII.--His Preaching.
Chapter IX.--Clement's Interposition on Behalf of Barnabas.
Chapter X.--Intercourse with Barnabas.
Chapter XI.--Departure of Barnabas.
Chapter XII.--Clement's Arrival at Cæsarea, and Introduction to Peter.
Chapter XIII.--His Cordial Reception by Peter.
Chapter XIV.--His Account of Himself.
Chapter XV.--Peter's First Instruction: Causes of Ignorance.
Chapter XVI.--Instruction Continued: the True Prophet.
Chapter XVII.--Peter Requests Him to Be His Attendant.
Chapter XVIII.--His Profiting by Peter's Instruction.
Chapter XIX.--Peter's Satisfaction.
Chapter XX.--Postponement of Discussion with Simon Magus.
Chapter XXI.--Advantage of the Delay.
Chapter XXII.--Repetition of Instructions.
Chapter XXIII.--Repetition Continued.
Chapter XXIV.--Repetition Continued.
Chapter XXV.--Repetition Continued.
Chapter XXVI.--Friendship of God; How Secured.
Chapter XXVII.--Account of the Creation.
Chapter XXVIII.--Account of the Creation Continued.
Chapter XXIX.--The Giants: the Flood.
Chapter XXX.--Noah's Sons.
Chapter XXXI.--World After the Flood.
Chapter XXXII.--Abraham.
Chapter XXXIII.--Abraham: His Posterity.
Chapter XXXIV.--The Israelites in Egypt.
Chapter XXXV.--The Exodus.
Chapter XXXVI.--Allowance of Sacrifice for a Time.
Chapter XXXVII.--The Holy Place.
Chapter XXXVIII.--Sins of the Israelites.
Chapter XXXIX.--Baptism Instituted in Place of Sacrifices.
Chapter XL.--Advent of the True Prophet.
Chapter XLI.--Rejection of the True Prophet.
Chapter XLII.--Call of the Gentiles.
Chapter XLIII.--Success of the Gospel.
Chapter XLIV.--Challenge by Caiaphas.
Chapter XLV.--The True Prophet: Why Called the Christ.
Chapter XLVI.--Anointing.
Chapter XLVII.--Adam Anointed a Prophet.
Chapter XLVIII.--The True Prophet, a Priest.
Chapter XLIX.--Two Comings of Christ.
Chapter L.--His Rejection by the Jews.
Chapter LI.--The Only Saviour.
Chapter LII.--The Saints Before Christ's Coming.
Chapter LIII.--Animosity of the Jews.
Chapter LIV.--Jewish Sects.
Chapter LV.--Public Discussion.
Chapter LVI.--Sadducees Refuted.
Chapter LVII.--Samaritan Refuted.
Chapter LVIII.--Scribes Refuted.
Chapter LIX.--Pharisees Refuted.
Chapter LX.--Disciples of John Refuted.
Chapter LXI.--Caiaphas Answered.
Chapter LXII.--Foolishness of Preaching.
Chapter LXIII.--Appeal to the Jews.
Chapter LXIV.--Temple to Be Destroyed.
Chapter LXV.--Tumult Stilled by Gamaliel.
Chapter LXVI.--Discussion Resumed.
Chapter LXVII.--Speech of Gamaliel.
Chapter LXVIII.--The Rule of Faith.
Chapter LXIX.--Two Comings of Christ.
Chapter LXX.--Tumult Raised by Saul.
Chapter LXXI.--Flight to Jericho.
Chapter LXXII.--Peter Sent to Cæsarea.
Chapter LXXIII.--Welcomed by Zacchæus.
Chapter LXXIV.--Simon Magus Challenges Peter.
Chapter I.--Power of Habit.
Chapter II.--Curtailment of Sleep.
Chapter III.--Need of Caution.
Chapter IV.--Prudence in Dealing with Opponents.
Chapter V.--Simon Magus, a Formidable Antagonist.
Chapter VI.--Simon Magus: His Wickedness.
Chapter VII.--Simon Magus: His History.
Chapter VIII.--Simon Magus: His History.
Chapter IX.--Simon Magus: His Profession.
Chapter X.--Simon Magus: His Deception.
Chapter XI.--Simon Magus, at the Head of the Sect of Dositheus.
Chapter XII.--Simon Magus and Luna.
Chapter XIII.--Simon Magus: Secret of His Magic.
Chapter XIV.--Simon Magus, Professes to Be God.
Chapter XV.--Simon Magus, Professed to Have Made a Boy of Air.
Chapter XVI.--Simon Magus: Hopelessness of His Case.
Chapter XVII.--Men Enemies to God.
Chapter XVIII.--Responsibility of Men.
Chapter XIX.--Disputation Begun.
Chapter XX.--The Kingdom of God and His Righteousness.
Chapter XXI.--Righteousness the Way to the Kingdom.
Chapter XXII.--Righteousness; What It is.
Chapter XXIII.--Simon Refuses Peace.
Chapter XXIV.--Peter's Explanation.
Chapter XXV.--Principles on Which the Discussion Should Be Conducted.
Chapter XXVI.--Simon's Interruption.
Chapter XXVII.--Questions and Answers.
Chapter XXVIII.--Consistency of Christ's Teaching.
Chapter XXIX.--Peace and Strife.
Chapter XXX.--Peace to the Sons of Peace.
Chapter XXXI.--Peace and War.
Chapter XXXII.--Simon's Challenge.
Chapter XXXIII.--Authority.
Chapter XXXIV.--Order of Proof.
Chapter XXXV.--How Error Cannot Stand with Truth.
Chapter XXXVI.--Altercation.
Chapter XXXVII.--Simon's Subtlety.
Chapter XXXVIII.--Simon's Creed.
Chapter XXXIX.--Argument for Polytheism.
Chapter XL.--Peter's Answer.
Chapter XLI.--The Answer, Continued.
Chapter XLII.--Guardian Angels.
Chapter XLIII.--No God But Jehovah.
Chapter XLIV.--The Serpent, the Author of Polytheism.
Chapter XLV.--Polytheism Inexcusable.
Chapter XLVI.--Christ Acknowledged the God of the Jews.
Chapter XLVII.--Simon's Cavil.
Chapter XLVIII.--Peter's Answer.
Chapter XLIX.--The Supreme Light.
Chapter L.--Simon's Presumption.
Chapter LI.--The Sixth Sense.
Chapter LII.--Reductio Ad Absurdum
Chapter LIII.--Simon's Blasphemy.
Chapter LIV.--How Simon Learned from the Law What the Law Does Not Teach.
Chapter LV.--Simon's Objections Turned Against Himself.
Chapter LVI.--No God Above the Creator.
Chapter LVII.--Simon's Inconsistency.
Chapter LVIII.--Simon's God Unjust.
Chapter LIX.--The Creator Our Father.
Chapter LX.--The Creator the Supreme God.
Chapter LXI.--Imagination.
Chapter LXII.--Peter's Experience of Imagination.
Chapter LXIII.--Peter's Reverie.
Chapter LXIV.--Andrew's Rebuke.
Chapter LXV.--Fallacy of Imagination.
Chapter LXVI.--Existence and Conception.
Chapter LXVII.--The Law Teaches of Immensity.
Chapter LXVIII.--The Visible and the Invisible Heaven.
Chapter LXIX.--Faith and Reason.
Chapter LXX.--Adjournment.
Chapter LXXI.--Separation from the Unclean.
Chapter LXXII.--The Remedy.
Chapter I.--Pearls Before Swine.
Chapter XII. --Second Day's Discussion.
Chapter XIII.--Simon a Seducer.
Chapter XIV.--Simon Claims the Fulfilment of Peter's Promise.
Chapter XV.--Simon's Arrogance.
Chapter XVI.--Existence of Evil.
Chapter XVII.--Not Admitted by All.
Chapter XVIII.--Manner of Conducting the Discussion.
Chapter XIX.--Desire of Instruction.
Chapter XX.--Common Principles.
Chapter XXI.--Freedom of the Will.
Chapter XXII.--Responsibility.
Chapter XXIII.--Origin of Evil.
Chapter XXIV.--God the Author of Good, Not of Evil.
Chapter XXV.--|Who Hath Resisted His Will?|
Chapter XXVI.--No Goodness Without Liberty.
Chapter XXVII.--The Visible Heaven: Why Made.
Chapter XXVIII.--Why to Be Dissolved.
Chapter XXIX.--Corruptible and Temporary Things Made by the Incorruptible and Eternal.
Chapter XXX.--How the Pure in Heart See God.
Chapter XXXI.--Diligence in Study.
Chapter XXXII.--Peter's Private Instruction.
Chapter XXXIII.--Learners and Cavillers.
Chapter XXXIV.--Against Order is Against Reason.
Chapter XXXV.--Learning Before Teaching.
Chapter XXXVI.--Self-Evidence of the Truth.
Chapter XXXVII.--God Righteous as Well as Good.
Chapter XXXVIII.--God's Justice Shown at the Day of Judgment.
Chapter XXXIX.--Immortality of the Soul.
Chapter XL.--Proved by the Success of the Wicked in This Life.
Chapter XLI.--Cavils of Simon.
Chapter XLII.--|Full of All Subtlety and All Mischief.|
Chapter XLIII.--Simon's Subterfuges.
Chapter XLIV.--Sight or Hearing?
Chapter XLV.--A Home-Thrust.
Chapter XLVI.--Simon's Rage.
Chapter XLVII.--Simon's Vaunt.
Chapter XLVIII.--Attempts to Create a Disturbance.
Chapter XLIX.--Simon's Retreat.
Chapter L.--Peter's Benediction.
Chapter LI.--Peter's Accessibility.
Chapter LII.--False Signs and Miracles.
Chapter LIII.--Self-Love the Foundation of Goodness.
Chapter LIV.--God to Be Supremely Loved.
Chapter LV.--Ten Commandments Corresponding to the Plagues of Egypt.
Chapter LVI.--Simon Resisted Peter, as the Magicians Moses.
Chapter LVII.--Miracles of the Magicians.
Chapter LVIII.--Truth Veiled with Love.
Chapter LIX.--Good and Evil in Pairs.
Chapter LX.--Uselessness of Pretended Miracles.
Chapter LXI.--Ten Pairs.
Chapter LXII.--The Christian Life.
Chapter LXIII.--A Deserter from Simon's Camp.
Chapter LXIV.--Declaration of Simon's Wickedness.
Chapter LXV.--Peter Resolves to Follow Simon.
Chapter LXVI.--Zacchæus Made Bishop of Cæsarea; Presbyters and Deacons Ordained.
Chapter LXVII.--Invitation to Baptism.
Chapter LXVIII.--Twelve Sent Before Him.
Chapter LXIX.--Arrangements Approved by All the Brethren.
Chapter LXX.--Departure of the Twelve.
Chapter LXXI.--Peter Prepares the Cæsareans for His Departure.
Chapter LXXII.--More Than Ten Thousand Baptized.
Chapter LXXIII.--Tidings of Simon.
Chapter LXXIV.--Farewell to Cæsarea.
Chapter LXXV.--Contents of Clement's Despatches to James.
Chapter I.--Halt at Dora.
Chapter II.--Reception in the House of Maro.
Chapter III.--Simon's Flight.
Chapter IV.--The Harvest Plenteous.
Chapter V.--Moses and Christ.
Chapter VI.--A Congregation.
Chapter VII.--The Sick Healed.
Chapter VIII.--Providence Vindicated.
Chapter IX.--State of Innocence a State of Enjoyment.
Chapter X.--Sin the Cause of Suffering.
Chapter XI.--Suffering Salutary.
Chapter XII.--Translation of Enoch.
Chapter XIII.--Origin of Idolatry.
Chapter XIV.--God Both Good and Righteous.
Chapter XV.--How Demons Get Power Over Men.
Chapter XVI.--Why They Wish to Possess Men.
Chapter XVII.--The Gospel Gives Power Over Demons.
Chapter XVIII.--This Power in Proportion to Faith.
Chapter XIX.--Demons Incite to Idolatry.
Chapter XX.--Folly of Idolatry.
Chapter XXI.--Heathen Oracles.
Chapter XXII.--Why They Sometimes Come True.
Chapter XXIII.--Evil Not in Substance.
Chapter XXIV.--Why God Permits Evil.
Chapter XXV.--Evil Beings Turned to Good Account.
Chapter XXVI.--Evil Angels Seducers.
Chapter XXVII.--Ham the First Magician.
Chapter XXVIII.--Tower of Babel.
Chapter XXIX.--Fire-Worship of the Persians.
Chapter XXX.--Hero-Worship.
Chapter XXXI.--Idolatry Led to All Immorality.
Chapter XXXII.--Invitation.
Chapter XXXIII.--The Weakest Christian More Powerful Than the Strongest Demon.
Chapter XXXIV.--Temptation of Christ.
Chapter XXXV.--False Apostles.
Chapter XXXVI.--The Garments Unspotted.
Chapter XXXVII.--The Congregation Dismissed.
Chapter I.--Peter's Salutation.
Chapter II.--Suffering the Effect of Sin.
Chapter III.--Faith and Unbelief.
Chapter IV.--Ignorance the Mother of Evils.
Chapter V.--Advantages of Knowledge.
Chapter VI.--Free-Will.
Chapter VII.--Responsibility of Knowledge.
Chapter VIII.--Desires of the Flesh to Be Subdued.
Chapter IX.--The Two Kingdoms.
Chapter X.--Jesus the True Prophet.
Chapter XI.--The Expectation of the Gentiles.
Chapter XII.--Call of the Gentiles.
Chapter XIII.--Invitation of the Gentiles.
Chapter XIV.--Idols Unprofitable.
Chapter XV.--Folly of Idolatry.
Chapter XVI.--God Alone a Fit Object of Worship.
Chapter XVII.--Suggestions of the Old Serpent.
Chapter XVIII.--His First Suggestion.
Chapter XIX.--His Second Suggestion.
Chapter XX.--Egyptian Idolatry.
Chapter XXI.--Egyptian Idolatry More Reasonable Than Others.
Chapter XXII.--Second Suggestion Continued.
Chapter XXIII.--Third Suggestion.
Chapter XXIV.--Fourth Suggestion.
Chapter XXV.--Fifth Suggestion.
Chapter XXVI.--Sixth Suggestion.
Chapter XXVII.--Creatures Take Vengeance on Sinners.
Chapter XXVIII.--Eternity of Punishments.
Chapter XXIX.--God's Care of Human Things.
Chapter XXX.--Religion of Fathers to Be Abandoned.
Chapter XXXI.--Paganism, Its Enormities.
Chapter XXXII.--True Religion Calls to Sobriety and Modesty.
Chapter XXXIII.--Origin of Impiety.
Chapter XXXIV.--Who are Worshippers of God?
Chapter XXXV.--Judgment to Come.
Chapter XXXVI.--Conclusion of Discourse.
Chapter I.--Book VI. Diligence in Study.
Chapter II.--Much to Be Done in a Little Time.
Chapter III.--Righteous Anger.
Chapter IV.--Not Peace, But a Sword.
Chapter V.--How the Fight Begins.
Chapter VI.--God to Be Loved More Than Parents.
Chapter VII.--The Earth Made for Men.
Chapter VIII.--Necessity of Baptism.
Chapter IX.--Use of Baptism.
Chapter X.--Necessity of Good Works.
Chapter XI.--Inward and Outward Cleansing.
Chapter XII.--Importance of Chastity.
Chapter XIII.--Superiority of Christian Morality.
Chapter XIV.--Knowledge Enhances Responsibility.
Chapter XV.--Bishops, Presbyters, Deacons, and Widows Ordained at Tripolis.
Chapter I.--Journey from Tripolis.
Chapter II.--Disciples Divided into Two Bands.
Chapter III.--Order of March.
Chapter IV.--Clement's Joy at Remaining with Peter.
Chapter V.--Clement's Affection for Peter.
Chapter VI.--Peter's Simplicity of Life.
Chapter VII.--Peter's Humility.
Chapter VIII.--Clement's Family History.
Chapter IX.--Disappearance of His Mother and Brothers.
Chapter X.--Disappearance of His Father.
Chapter XI.--Different Effects of Suffering on Heathens and Christians.
Chapter XII.--Excursion to Aradus.
Chapter XIII.--The Beggar Woman.
Chapter XIV.--The Woman's Grief.
Chapter XV.--The Woman's Story.
Chapter XVI.--The Woman's Story Continued.
Chapter XVII.--The Woman's Story Continued.
Chapter XVIII.--The Woman's Story Continued.
Chapter XIX.--Peter's Reflections on the Story.
Chapter XX.--Peter's Statement to the Woman.
Chapter XXI.--A Discovery.
Chapter XXII.--A Happy Meeting.
Chapter XXIII.--A Miracle.
Chapter XXIV--Departure from Aradus.
Chapter XXV.--Journeyings.
Chapter XXVI.--Recapitulation.
Chapter XXVII.--Recapitulation Continued.
Chapter XXVIII.--More Recognitions.
Chapter XXIX.--|Nothing Common or Unclean.|
Chapter XXX.--|Who Can Forbid Water?|
Chapter XXXI.--Too Much Joy.
Chapter XXXII.--|He Bringeth Them Unto Their Desired Haven.|
Chapter XXXIII.--Another Wreck Prevented.
Chapter XXXIV.--Baptism Must Be Preceded by Fasting.
Chapter XXXV.--Desiring the Salvation of Others.
Chapter XXXVI.--The Sons' Pleading.
Chapter XXXVII.--Peter Inexorable.
Chapter XXXVIII.--Reward of Chastity.
Chapter I.--The Old Workman.
Chapter II.--Genesis.
Chapter III.--A Friendly Conference.
Chapter IV.--The Question Stated.
Chapter V.--Freedom of Discussion Allowed.
Chapter VI.--The Other Side of the Question Stated.
Chapter VII.--The Way Cleared.
Chapter VIII--Instincts.
Chapter IX.--Simple and Compound.
Chapter X.--Creation Implies Providence.
Chapter XI.--General or Special Providence.
Chapter XII.--Prayer Inconsistent with Genesis.
Chapter XIII.--A Creator Necessary.
Chapter XIV.--Mode of Creation.
Chapter XV.--Theories of Creation.
Chapter XVI.--The World Made of Nothing by a Creator.
Chapter XVII.--Doctrine of Atoms Untenable.
Chapter XVIII.--The Concourse of Atoms Could Not Make the World.
Chapter XIX.--More Difficulties of the Atomic Theory.
Chapter XX.--Plato's Testimony.
Chapter XXI.--Mechanical Theory.
Chapter XXII.--Motions of the Stars.
Chapter XXIII.--Providence in Earthly Things.
Chapter XXIV.--Rivers and Seas.
Chapter XXV.--Plants and Animals.
Chapter XXVI.--Germination of Seeds.
Chapter XXVII.--Power of Water.
Chapter XXVIII.--The Human Body.
Chapter XXIX.--Symmetry of the Body.
Chapter XXX.--Breath and Blood.
Chapter XXXI.--The Intestines.
Chapter XXXII.--Generation.
Chapter XXXIII.--Correspondences in Creation.
Chapter XXXIV.--Time of Making the World.
Chapter XXXV.--A Contest of Hospitality.
Chapter XXXVI.--Arrangements for To-Morrow.
Chapter XXXVII.--|The Form of Sound Words, Which Ye Have Heard of Me.|
Chapter XXXVIII.--The Chief Man's House.
Chapter XXXIX.--Recapitulation of Yesterday's Argument.
Chapter XL.--Genesis.
Chapter XLI.--The Rainbow.
Chapter XLII.--Types and Forms.
Chapter XLIII.--Things Apparently Useless and Vile Made by God.
Chapter XLIV.--Ordinate and Inordinate.
Chapter XLV.--Motions of the Sun and Moon.
Chapter XLVI.--Sun and Moon Ministers Both of Good and Evil.
Chapter XLVII.--Chastisements on the Righteous and the Wicked.
Chapter XLVIII.--Chastisements for Sins.
Chapter XLIX.--God's Precepts Despised.
Chapter L.--The Flood.
Chapter LI.--Evils Brought in by Sin.
Chapter LII.--|No Rose Without Its Thorn.|
Chapter LIII.--Everything Has Its Corresponding Contrary.
Chapter LIV.--An Illustration.
Chapter LV.--The Two Kingdoms.
Chapter LVI.--Origin of Evil.
Chapter LVII.--The Old Man Unconvinced.
Chapter LVIII.--Sitting in Judgment Upon God.
Chapter LIX.--The True Prophet.
Chapter LX.--His Deliverances Not to Be Questioned.
Chapter LXI.--Ignorance of the Philosophers.
Chapter LXII.--End of the Conference.
Chapter I.--An Explanation.
Chapter II.--Preliminaries.
Chapter III.--Beginning of the Discussion.
Chapter IV.--Why the Evil Prince Was Made.
Chapter V.--Necessity of Inequality.
Chapter VI.--Arrangements of the World for the Exercise of Virtue.
Chapter VII.--The Old and the New Birth.
Chapter VIII.--Uses of Evils.
Chapter IX.--|Conceived in Sin.|
Chapter X.--Tow Smeared with Pitch.
Chapter XI.--Fear.
Chapter XII.--Astrologers.
Chapter XIII.--Retribution Here or Hereafter.
Chapter XIV.--Knowledge Deadens Lusts.
Chapter XV.--Fear of Men and of God.
Chapter XVI.--Imperfect Conviction.
Chapter XVII.--Astrological Lore.
Chapter XVIII.--The Reply.
Chapter XIX.--Refutation of Astrology.
Chapter XX.--Brahmans.
Chapter XXI.--Districts of Heaven.
Chapter XXII.--Customs of the Gelones.
Chapter XXIII.--Manners of the Susidæ.
Chapter XXIV.--Different Customs of Different Countries.
Chapter XXV.--Not Genesis, But Free-Will.
Chapter XXVI.--Climates.
Chapter XXVII.--Doctrine of |Climates| Untenable.
Chapter XXVIII.--Jewish Customs.
Chapter XXIX.--The Gospel More Powerful Than |Genesis.|
Chapter XXX.--|Genesis| Inconsistent with God's Justice.
Chapter XXXI.--Value of Knowledge.
Chapter XXXII.--Stubborn Facts.
Chapter XXXIII.--An Approaching Recognition.
Chapter XXXIV.--The Other Side of the Story.
Chapter XXXV.--Revelations.
Chapter XXXVI.--New Revelations.
Chapter XXXVII.--Another Recognition.
Chapter XXXVIII.--|Angels Unawares.|
Chapter I.--Probation.
Chapter II.--A Difficulty.
Chapter III.--A Suggestion.
Chapter IV.--Free Inquiry.
Chapter V.--Good and Evil.
Chapter VI.--Peter's Authority.
Chapter VII.--Clement's Argument.
Chapter VIII.--Admitted Evils.
Chapter IX.--Existence of Evil on Astrological Principles.
Chapter X.--How to Make Progress.
Chapter XI.--Test of Astrology.
Chapter XII.--Astrology Baffled by Free-Will.
Chapter XIII.--People Admitted.
Chapter XIV.--No Man Has Universal Knowledge.
Chapter XV.--Clement's Disclosure.
Chapter XVI.--|Would that All God's People Were Prophets.|
Chapter XVII.--Gentile Cosmogony.
Chapter XVIII.--Family of Saturn.
Chapter XIX.--Their Destinies.
Chapter XX.--Doings of Jupiter.
Chapter XXI.--A Black Catalogue.
Chapter XXII.--Vile Transformation of Jupiter.
Chapter XXIII.--Why a God?
Chapter XXIV.--Folly of Polytheism.
Chapter XXV.--Dead Men Deified.
Chapter XXVI.--Metamorphoses.
Chapter XXVII.--Inconsistency of Polytheists.
Chapter XXVIII.--Buttresses of Gentilism.
Chapter XXIX.--Allegories.
Chapter XXX.--Cosmogony of Orpheus.
Chapter XXXI.--Hesiod's Cosmogony.
Chapter XXXII.--Allegorical Interpretation.
Chapter XXXIII.--Allegory of Jupiter, Etc.
Chapter XXXIV.--Other Allegories.
Chapter XXXV.--Uselessness of These Allegories.
Chapter XXXVI.--The Allegories an Afterthought.
Chapter XXXVII.--Like Gods, Like Worshippers.
Chapter XXXVIII.--Writings of the Poets.
Chapter XXXIX.--All for the Best.
Chapter XL.--Further Information Sought.
Chapter XLI.--Explanation of Mythology.
Chapter XLII.--Interpretation of Scripture.
Chapter XLIII.--A Word of Exhortation.
Chapter XLIV.--Earnestness.
Chapter XLV.--All Ought to Repent.
Chapter XLVI.--The Sure Word of Prophecy.
Chapter XLVII.--|A Faithful Saying, and Worthy of All Acceptation.|
Chapter XLVIII.--Errors of the Philosophers.
Chapter XLIX.--God's Long-Suffering.
Chapter L.--Philosophers Not Benefactors of Men.
Chapter LI.--Christ the True Prophet.
Chapter LII.--Appion and Anubion.
Chapter LIII.--A Transformation.
Chapter LIV.--Excitement in Antioch.
Chapter LV.--A Stratagem.
Chapter LVI.--Simon's Design in the Transformation.
Chapter LVII.--Great Grief.
Chapter LVIII.--How It All Happened.
Chapter LIX.--A Scene of Mourning.
Chapter LX.--A Counterplot.
Chapter LXI.--A Mine Dug.
Chapter LXII.--A Case of Conscience.
Chapter LXIII.--A Pious Fraud.
Chapter LXIV.--A Competition in Lying.
Chapter LXV.--Success of the Plot.
Chapter LXVI.--Truth Told by Lying Lips.
Chapter LXVII.--Faustinianus is Himself Again.
Chapter LXVIII.--Peter's Entry into Antioch.
Chapter LXIX.--Peter's Thanksgiving.
Chapter LXX.--Miracles.
Chapter LXXI.--Success.
Chapter LXXII.--Happy Ending.

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