Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
it
came
to
pass
in
Iconium
that
they
entered
together
into
the
synagogue
of
the
Jews
and
so
spoke
that
a
very
great
multitude
both
of
the
Jews
and
of
the
Greeks
did
believe.
1
Factum
est
autem
Iconii,
ut
simul
introirent
in
synagogam
Judæorum,
et
loquerentur,
ita
ut
crederet
Judæorum
et
Græcorum
copiosa
multitudo.
2
But
the
unbelieving
Jews
stirred
up
and
incensed
the
minds
of
the
Gentiles
against
the
brethren.
2
Qui
vero
increduli
fuerunt
Judæi,
suscitaverunt
et
ad
iracundiam
concitaverunt
animas
gentium
adversus
fratres.
3
A
long
time
therefore
they
abode
there,
dealing
confidently
in
the
Lord,
who
gave
testimony
to
the
word
of
his
grace,
granting
signs
and
wonders
to
be
done
by
their
hands.
3
Multo
igitur
tempore
demorati
sunt,
fiducialiter
agentes
in
Domino,
testimonium
perhibente
verbo
gratiæ
suæ,
dante
signa
et
prodigia
fieri
per
manus
eorum.
4
And
the
multitude
of
the
city
was
divided.
And
some
of
them
indeed
held
with
the
Jews,
but
some
with
the
apostles.
4
Divisa
est
autem
multitudo
civitatis:
et
quidam
quidem
erant
cum
Judæis,
quidam
vero
cum
Apostolis.
5
And
when
there
was
an
assault
made
by
the
Gentiles
and
the
Jews
with
their
rulers,
to
use
them
contumeliously
and
to
stone
them:
5
Cum
autem
factus
esset
impetus
gentilium
et
Judæorum
cum
principibus
suis,
ut
contumeliis
afficerent,
et
lapidarent
eos,
6
They,
understanding
it,
fled
to
Lystra
and
Derbe,
cities
of
Lycaonia,
and
to
the
whole
country
round
about:
and
were
there
preaching
the
gospel.
6
intelligentes
confugerunt
ad
civitates
Lycaoniæ
Lystram
et
Derben,
et
universam
in
circuitu
regionem,
et
ibi
evangelizantes
erant.
7
And
there
sat
a
certain
man
at
Lystra,
impotent
in
his
feet,
a
cripple
from
his
mother's
womb,
who
never
had
walked.
7
Et
quidam
vir
Lystris
infirmus
pedibus
sedebat,
claudus
ex
utero
matris
suæ,
qui
numquam
ambulaverat.
8
This
same
heard
Paul
speaking.
Who
looking
upon
him
and
seeing
that
he
had
faith
to
be
healed,
8
Hic
audivit
Paulum
loquentem.
Qui
intuitus
eum,
et
videns
quia
fidem
haberet
ut
salvus
fieret,
9
Said
with
a
loud
voice:
Stand
upright
on
thy
feet.
And
he
leaped
up
and
walked.
9
dixit
magna
voce:
Surge
super
pedes
tuos
rectus.
Et
exilivit,
et
ambulabat.
10
And
when
the
multitudes
had
seen
what
Paul
had
done,
they
lifted
up
their
voice
in
the
Lycaonian
tongue,
saying:
The
gods
are
come
down
to
us
in
the
likeness
of
men.
10
Turbæ
autem
cum
vidissent
quod
fecerat
Paulus,
levaverunt
vocem
suam
lycaonice,
dicentes:
Dii
similes
facti
hominibus
descenderunt
ad
nos.
11
And
they
called
Barnabas,
Jupiter:
but
Paul,
Mercury:
because
he
was
chief
speaker.
11
Et
vocabant
Barnabam
Jovem,
Paulum
vero
Mercurium:
quoniam
ipse
erat
dux
verbi.
12
The
priest
also
of
Jupiter
that
was
before
the
city,
bringing
oxen
and
garlands
before
the
gate,
would
have
offered
sacrifice
with
the
people.
12
Sacerdos
quoque
Jovis,
qui
erat
ante
civitatem,
tauros
et
coronas
ante
januas
afferens,
cum
populis
volebat
sacrificare.
13
Which,
when
the
apostles
Barnabas
and
Paul
had
heard,
rending
their
clothes,
they
leaped
out
among
the
people,
crying,
13
Quod
ubi
audierunt
Apostoli,
Barnabas
et
Paulus,
conscissis
tunicis
suis
exilierunt
in
turbas,
clamantes
14
And
saying:
Ye
men,
why
do
ye
these
things?
We
also
are
mortals,
men
like
unto
you,
preaching
to
you
to
be
converted
from
these
vain
things
to
the
living
God,
who
made
the
heaven
and
the
earth
and
the
sea
and
all
things
that
are
in
them:
14
et
dicentes:
Viri,
quid
hæc
facitis?
et
nos
mortales
sumus,
similes
vobis
homines,
annuntiantes
vobis
ab
his
vanis
converti
ad
Deum
vivum,
qui
fecit
cælum,
et
terram,
et
mare,
et
omnia
quæ
in
eis
sunt:
15
Who
in
times
past,
suffered
all
nations
to
walk
in
their
own
ways.
15
qui
in
præteritis
generationibus
dimisit
omnes
gentes
ingredi
vias
suas.
16
Nevertheless
he
left
not
himself
without
testimony,
doing
good
from
heaven,
giving
rains
and
fruitful
Seasons,
filling
our
hearts
with
food
and
gladness.
16
Et
quidem
non
sine
testimonio
semetipsum
reliquit
benefaciens
de
cælo,
dans
pluvias
et
tempora
fructifera,
implens
cibo
et
lætitia
corda
nostra.
17
And
speaking
these
things,
they
scarce
restrained
the
people
from
sacrificing
to
them.
17
Et
hæc
dicentes,
vix
sedaverunt
turbas
ne
sibi
immolarent.
18
Now
there
came
thither
certain
Jews
from
Antioch
and
Iconium:
and,
persuading
the
multitude
and
stoning
Paul,
drew
him
out
of
the
city,
thinking
him
to
be
dead.
18
Supervenerunt
autem
quidam
ab
Antiochia
et
Iconio
Judæi:
et
persuasis
turbis,
lapidantesque
Paulum,
traxerunt
extra
civitatem,
existimantes
eum
mortuum
esse.
19
But
as
the
disciples
stood
round
about
him,
he
rose
up
and
entered
into
the
city:
and
the
next
day
he
departed
with
Barnabas
to
Derbe.
19
Circumdantibus
autem
eum
discipulis,
surgens
intravit
civitatem,
et
postera
die
profectus
est
cum
Barnaba
in
Derben.
20
And
when
they
had
preached
the
gospel
to
that
city
and
had
taught
many,
they
returned
again
to
Lystra
and
to
Iconium
and
to
Antioch:
20
Cumque
evangelizassent
civitati
illi,
et
docuissent
multos,
reversi
sunt
Lystram,
et
Iconium,
et
Antiochiam,
21
Confirming
the
souls
of
the
disciples
and
exhorting
them
to
continue
in
the
faith:
and
that
through
many
tribulations
we
must
enter
into
the
kingdom
of
God.
21
confirmantes
animas
discipulorum,
exhortantesque
ut
permanerent
in
fide:
et
quoniam
per
multas
tribulationes
oportet
nos
intrare
in
regnum
Dei.
22
And
when
they
had
ordained
to
them
priests
in
every
church
and
had
prayed
with
fasting,
they
commended
them
to
the
Lord,
in
whom
they
believed.
22
Et
cum
constituissent
illis
per
singulas
ecclesias
presbyteros,
et
orassent
cum
jejunationibus,
commendaverunt
eos
Domino,
in
quem
crediderunt.
23
And
passing
through
Pisidia,
they
came
into
Pamphylia.
23
Transeuntesque
Pisidiam,
venerunt
in
Pamphyliam,
24
And
having
spoken
the
word
of
the
Lord
in
Perge,
they
went
down
into
Attalia.
24
et
loquentes
verbum
Domini
in
Perge,
descenderunt
in
Attaliam:
25
And
thence
they
sailed
to
Antioch,
from
whence
they
had
been
delivered
to
the
grace
of
God,
unto
the
work
which
they
accomplished.
25
et
inde
navigaverunt
Antiochiam,
unde
erant
traditi
gratiæ
Dei
in
opus
quod
compleverunt.
26
And
when
they
were
come
and
had
assembled
the
church,
they
related
what
great
things
God
had
done
with
them
and
how
he
had
opened
the
door
of
faith
to
the
Gentiles.
26
Cum
autem
venissent,
et
congregassent
ecclesiam,
retulerunt
quanta
fecisset
Deus
cum
illis,
et
quia
aperuisset
gentibus
ostium
fidei.
27
And
they
abode
no
small
time
with
the
disciples.
27
Morati
sunt
autem
tempus
non
modicum
cum
discipulis.