Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
After
these
things,
departing
from
Athens,
he
came
to
Corinth.
1
Post
hæc
egressus
ab
Athenis,
venit
Corinthum:
2
And
finding
a
certain
Jew,
named
Aquila,
born
in
Pontus,
lately
come
from
Italy,
with
Priscilla
his
wife
because
that
Claudius
had
commanded
all
Jews
to
depart
from
Rome),
he
came
to
them.
2
et
inveniens
quemdam
Judæum
nomine
Aquilam,
Ponticum
genere,
qui
nuper
venerat
ab
Italia,
et
Priscillam
uxorem
ejus
eo
quod
præcepisset
Claudius
discedere
omnes
Judæos
a
Roma),
accessit
ad
eos.
3
And
because
he
was
of
the
same
trade,
he
remained
with
them
and
wrought.
Now
they
were
tentmakers
by
trade.)
3
Et
quia
ejusdem
erat
artis,
manebat
apud
eos,
et
operabatur.
Erant
autem
scenofactoriæ
artis.)
4
And
he
reasoned
in
the
synagogue
every
sabbath,
bringing
in
the
name
of
the
Lord
Jesus.
And
he
persuaded
the
Jews
and
the
Greeks.
4
Et
disputabat
in
synagoga
per
omne
sabbatum,
interponens
nomen
Domini
Jesu:
suadebatque
Judæis
et
Græcis.
5
And
when
Silas
and
Timothy
were
come
from
Macedonia,
Paul
was
earnest
in
preaching,
testifying
to
the
Jews
that
Jesus
is
the
Christ.
5
Cum
venissent
autem
de
Macedonia
Silas
et
Timotheus,
instabat
verbo
Paulus,
testificans
Judæis
esse
Christum
Jesum.
6
But
they
gainsaying
and
blaspheming,
he
shook
his
garments
and
said
to
them:
Your
blood
be
upon
your
own
heads:
I
am
clean.
From
henceforth
I
will
go
unto
the
Gentiles.
6
Contradicentibus
autem
eis,
et
blasphemantibus,
excutiens
vestimenta
sua,
dixit
ad
eos:
Sanguis
vester
super
caput
vestrum:
mundus
ego:
ex
hoc
ad
gentes
vadam.
7
And
departing
thence,
he
entered
into
the
house
of
a
certain
man,
named
Titus
Justus,
one
that
worshipped
God,
whose
house
was
adjoining
to
the
synagogue.
7
Et
migrans
inde,
intravit
in
domum
cujusdam,
nomine
Titi
Justi,
colentis
Deum,
cujus
domus
erat
conjuncta
synagogæ.
8
And
Crispus,
the
ruler
of
the
synagogue,
believed
in
the
Lord,
with
all
his
house.
And
many
of
the
Corinthians
hearing,
believed
and
were
baptized.
8
Crispus
autem
archisynagogus
credidit
Domino
cum
omni
domo
sua:
et
multi
Corinthiorum
audientes
credebant,
et
baptizabantur.
9
And
the
Lord
said
to
Paul
in
the
night,
by
a
vision:
Do
not
fear,
but
speak.
And
hold
not
thy
peace,
9
Dixit
autem
Dominus
nocte
per
visionem
Paulo:
Noli
timere,
sed
loquere,
et
ne
taceas:
10
Because
I
am
with
thee
and
no
man
shall
set
upon
thee,
to
hurt
thee.
For
I
have
much
people
in
this
city.
10
propter
quod
ego
sum
tecum,
et
nemo
apponetur
tibi
ut
noceat
te:
quoniam
populus
est
mihi
multus
in
hac
civitate.
11
And
he
stayed
there
a
year
and
six
months,
teaching
among
them
the
word
of
God.
11
Sedit
autem
ibi
annum
et
sex
menses,
docens
apud
eos
verbum
Dei.
12
But
when
Gallio
was
proconsul
of
Achaia,
the
Jews
with
one
accord
rose
up
against
Paul
and
brought
him
to
the
judgment
seat,
12
Gallione
autem
proconsule
Achaiæ,
insurrexerunt
uno
animo
Judæi
in
Paulum,
et
adduxerunt
eum
ad
tribunal,
13
Saying:
This
man
persuadeth
men
to
worship
God
contrary
to
the
law.
13
dicentes:
Quia
contra
legem
hic
persuadet
hominibus
colere
Deum.
14
And
when
Paul
was
beginning
to
open
his
mouth,
Gallio
said
to
the
Jews:
If
it
were
some
matter
of
injustice
or
an
heinous
deed,
O
Jews,
I
should
with
reason
bear
with
you.
14
Incipiente
autem
Paulo
aperire
os,
dixit
Gallio
ad
Judæos:
Si
quidem
esset
iniquum
aliquid
aut
facinus
pessimum,
o
viri
Judæi,
recte
vos
sustinerem.
15
But
if
they
be
questions
of
word
and
names
and
of
your
law,
look
you
to
it.
I
will
not
be
judge
of
such
things.
15
Si
vero
quæstiones
sunt
de
verbo,
et
nominibus,
et
lege
vestra,
vos
ipsi
videritis:
judex
ego
horum
nolo
esse.
16
And
he
drove
them
from
the
judgment
seat.
16
Et
minavit
eos
a
tribunali.
17
And
all
laying
hold
on
Sosthenes,
the
ruler
of
the
synagogue,
beat
him
before
the
judgment
seat.
And
Gallio
cared
for
none
of
those
things.
17
Apprehendentes
autem
omnes
Sosthenem
principem
synagogæ,
percutiebant
eum
ante
tribunal:
et
nihil
eorum
Gallioni
curæ
erat.
18
But
Paul,
when
he
had
stayed
yet
many
days,
taking
his
leave
of
the
brethren,
sailed
thence
into
Syria
and
with
him
Priscilla
and
Aquila),
having
shorn
his
head
in
Cenchrae.
For
he
had
a
vow.
18
Paulus
vero
cum
adhuc
sustinuisset
dies
multos
fratribus
valefaciens,
navigavit
in
Syriam
et
cum
eo
Priscilla
et
Aquila),
qui
sibi
totonderat
in
Cenchris
caput:
habebat
enim
votum.
19
And
he
came
to
Ephesus
and
left
them
there.
But
he
himself,
entering
into
the
synagogue,
disputed
with
the
Jews.
19
Devenitque
Ephesum,
et
illos
ibi
reliquit.
Ipse
vero
ingressus
synagogam,
disputabat
cum
Judæis.
20
And
when
they
desired
him
that
he
would
tarry
a
longer
time,
he
consented
not:
20
Rogantibus
autem
eis
ut
ampliori
tempore
maneret,
non
consensit,
21
But
taking
his
leave
and
saying:
I
will
return
to
you
again,
God
willing,
he
departed
from
Ephesus.
21
sed
valefaciens,
et
dicens:
Iterum
revertar
ad
vos,
Deo
volente:
profectus
est
ab
Epheso.
22
And
going
down
to
Caesarea,
he
went
up
to
Jerusalem
and
saluted
the
church:
and
so
came
down
to
Antioch.
22
Et
descendens
Cæsaream,
ascendit,
et
salutavit
ecclesiam,
et
descendit
Antiochiam.
23
And
after
he
had
spent
some
time
there,
he
departed
and
went
through
the
country
of
Galatia
and
Phrygia,
in
order,
confirming
all
the
disciples.
23
Et
facto
ibi
aliquanto
tempore
profectus
est,
perambulans
ex
ordine
Galaticam
regionem,
et
Phrygiam,
confirmans
omnes
discipulos.
24
Now
a
certain
Jew,
named
Apollo,
born
at
Alexandria,
an
eloquent
man,
came
to
Ephesus,
one
mighty
in
the
scriptures.
24
Judæus
autem
quidam,
Apollo
nomine,
Alexandrinus
genere,
vir
eloquens,
devenit
Ephesum,
potens
in
scripturis.
25
This
man
was
instructed
in
the
way
of
the
Lord:
and
being
fervent
in
spirit,
spoke
and
taught
diligently
the
things
that
are
of
Jesus,
knowing
only
the
baptism
of
John.
25
Hic
erat
edoctus
viam
Domini:
et
fervens
spiritu
loquebatur,
et
docebat
diligenter
ea
quæ
sunt
Jesu,
sciens
tantum
baptisma
Joannis.
26
This
man
therefore
began
to
speak
boldly
in
the
synagogue.
Whom
when
Priscilla
and
Aquila
had
heard,
they
took
him
to
them
and
expounded
to
him
the
way
of
the
Lord
more
diligently.
26
Hic
ergo
cœpit
fiducialiter
agere
in
synagoga.
Quem
cum
audissent
Priscilla
et
Aquila,
assumpserunt
eum,
et
diligentius
exposuerunt
ei
viam
Domini.
27
And
whereas
he
was
desirous
to
go
to
Achaia,
the
brethren
exhorting
wrote
to
the
disciples
to
receive
him.
Who,
when
he
was
come,
helped
them
much
who
had
believed.
27
Cum
autem
vellet
ire
Achaiam,
exhortati
fratres,
scripserunt
discipulis
ut
susciperent
eum.
Qui
cum
venisset,
contulit
multum
his
qui
crediderant.
28
For
with
much
vigour
he
convinced
the
Jews
openly,
shewing
by
the
scriptures
that
Jesus
is
the
Christ.
28
Vehementer
enim
Judæos
revincebat
publice,
ostendens
per
Scripturas
esse
Christum
Jesum.