St. Paul the Traveler and the Roman Citizen. W.M. Ramsay

29-39 i. Paul s Nationality, 29. 2. His Family, 34. 3. His Per- sonality, 37. CHAPTER III. THE CHURCH IN ANTIOCH 40-69 i. The Gentiles in the Church, 40. 2. The Coming of Barnabas and the Summoning of Saul, 44. 3. The Antiochian Collection for the Poor of Jerusalem, 48. 4. The Return from Jerusalem to Antioch, 60. 5. The Mission of Barnabas and Saul, 64. Note. Date of the Famine, 68. CHAPTER IV. THE MISSIONARY JOURNEY OF BARNABAS 70-88 AND SAUL i. Cyprus and Salamis, 70. 2. Paphos, 73. 3. The Magian and the Apostle, 77. 4. Saul, otherwise Paul, 81.

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CHAPTER V. FOUNDATION OF THE CHURCHES OF
GALATIA	89-129
i. Pamphylia, 89. 2. "The Thorn in the Flesh," 94.
3. The Synagogue in Pisidian Antioch, 98. 4. The
Church at Pisidian Antioch, 102. 5. Iconium, 107.
6. The Cities of Lycaonia, no. 7. Lystra, 114. 8. The
Apostles as Gods, 116. 9. Derbe, 119. 10. Organisa
tion of the New Churches, 120. n. Pisidia and
Pamphylia, 123. 12. The Churches 124. Note i.
Date, 128. Note 2. Declension of Lystra, 128.
CHAPTER VI. ST. PAUL IN GALATIA	130-151
i. The Imperial and the Christian Policy, 130. 2. The Jews
in Asia and South Galatia, 141. 3. Tone of Paul s
Address to the Galatian Audiences, 144.
CHAPTER VII. THE APOSTOLIC COUNCIL	152-177
i. Origin of the Council, 152. 2. The Dispute in Antioch,
155. 3. The Council, 166. 4. The Decree, 171. 5.
The Return to Antioch, 174. 6. The Separation of
Paul and Barnabas, 175.
CHAPTER VIII. HISTORY OF THE CHURCHES OF
GALATIA -	178-193
i. The Visit of Paul and Silas, 178. 2. The Desertion of the
Galatians, 182. 3. Letter to the Churches of Galatia,
184. 4. The Date of the Galatian Epistle, 189. 5. The
Later History of the Churches of Galatia, 192.

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CHAPTER IX. THE COMING OF LUKE AND THE CALL
INTO MACEDONIA	194-212
i. Across Asia, 194. 2. The Call into Macedonia, 198. 3.
The Coming of Luke, 200. 4. The Entrance into
Macedonia, 205. Note i. τὴν Φρυγίαν καὶ Γαλατικὴν
χώραν 210. Note 2. διῆλθον τὴν Φ. καὶ Γ. χώραν
κωλυθέντες , 2 I I.
CHAPTER X. THE CHURCHES OF MACEDONIA	213-236
i. Philippi, 213. 2. The Ventriloquist, 215. 3. Accusa
tion and Condemnation in Philippi, 217. 4. The Prison
and the Earthquake, 219. 5. Release and Departure
from Philippi, 222. 6. Thessalonica, 226. 7. The
Riot at Thessalonica, 228. 8. Bercea, 231. Note i.
The Place of Prayer at Philippi, 235. Note 2. The
Synagogue at Thessalonica, 235.
	237-261
CHAPTER XI. ATHENS AND CORINTH
i. Athens, 237. 2. In the University at Athens, 241.
3. The Speech before the Council of Areopagus, 249.
4. Corinth, 253. 5. The Synagogue and the Gentiles
in Corinth, 255. 6. The Imperial Policy in its Relation