Douay-Rheims
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1
And
after
the
tumult
was
ceased,
Paul
calling
to
him
the
disciples
and
exhorting
them,
took
his
leave
and
set
forward
to
go
into
Macedonia.
1
Postquam
autem
cessavit
tumultus,
vocatis
Paulus
discipulis,
et
exhortatus
eos,
valedixit,
et
profectus
est
ut
iret
in
Macedoniam.
2
And
when
he
had
gone
over
those
parts
and
had
exhorted
them
with
many
words,
he
came
into
Greece:
2
Cum
autem
perambulasset
partes
illas,
et
exhortatus
eos
fuisset
multo
sermone,
venit
ad
Græciam:
3
Where,
when
he
had
spent
three
months,
the
Jews
laid
wait
for
him,
as
he
was
about
to
sail
into
Syria.
So
he
took
a
resolution
to
return
through
Macedonia.
3
ubi
cum
fecisset
menses
tres,
factæ
sunt
illi
insidiæ
a
Judæis
navigaturo
in
Syriam:
habuitque
consilium
ut
reverteretur
per
Macedoniam.
4
And
there
accompanied
him
Sopater,
the
son
of
Pyrrhus,
of
Berea:
and
of
the
Thessalonians,
Aristarchus
and
Secundus:
and
Gaius
of
Derbe
and
Timothy:
and
of
Asia,
Tychicus
and
Trophimus.
4
Comitatus
est
autem
eum
Sopater
Pyrrhi
Berœensis,
Thessalonicensium
vero
Aristarchus,
et
Secundus,
et
Gajus
Derbeus,
et
Timotheus:
Asiani
vero
Tychicus
et
Trophimus.
5
These,
going
before,
stayed
for
us
at
Troas.
5
Hi
cum
præcessissent,
sustinuerunt
nos
Troade:
6
But
we
sailed
from
Philippi
after
the
days
of
the
azymes
and
came
to
them
to
Troas
in
five
days,
where
we
abode
seven
days.
6
nos
vero
navigavimus
post
dies
azymorum
a
Philippis,
et
venimus
ad
eos
Troadem
in
diebus
quinque,
ubi
demorati
sumus
diebus
septem.
7
And
on
the
first
day
of
the
week,
when
we
were
assembled
to
break
bread,
Paul
discoursed
with
them,
being
to
depart
on
the
morrow.
And
he
continued
his
speech
until
midnight.
7
Una
autem
sabbati
cum
convenissemus
ad
frangendum
panem,
Paulus
disputabat
cum
eis
profecturus
in
crastinum,
protraxitque
sermonem
usque
in
mediam
noctem.
8
And
there
were
a
great
number
of
lamps
in
the
upper
chamber
where
we
were
assembled.
8
Erant
autem
lampades
copiosæ
in
cœnaculo,
ubi
eramus
congregati.
9
And
a
certain
young
man
named
Eutychus,
sitting
on
the
window,
being
oppressed
with
a
deep
sleep
as
Paul
was
long
preaching),
by
occasion
of
his
sleep
fell
from
the
third
loft
down
and
was
taken
up
dead.
9
Sedens
autem
quidam
adolescens
nomine
Eutychus
super
fenestram,
cum
mergeretur
somno
gravi,
disputante
diu
Paulo,
ductus
somno
cecidit
de
tertio
cœnaculo
deorsum,
et
sublatus
est
mortuus.
10
To
whom,
when
Paul
had
gone
down,
he
laid
himself
upon
him
and,
embracing
him,
said:
Be
not
troubled,
for
his
soul
is
in
him.
10
Ad
quem
cum
descendisset
Paulus,
incubuit
super
eum:
et
complexus
dixit:
Nolite
turbari,
anima
enim
ipsius
in
ipso
est.
11
Then
going
up
and
breaking
bread
and
tasting
and
having
talked
a
long
time
to
them,
until
daylight,
so
he
departed.
11
Ascendens
autem,
frangensque
panem,
et
gustans,
satisque
allocutus
usque
in
lucem,
sic
profectus
est.
12
And
they
brought
the
youth
alive
and
were
not
a
little
comforted.
12
Adduxerunt
autem
puerum
viventem,
et
consolati
sunt
non
minime.
13
But
we
going
aboard
the
ship,
sailed
to
Assos,
being
there
to
take
in
Paul.
For
so
he
had
appointed,
himself
purposing
to
travel
by
land.
13
Nos
autem
ascendentes
navem,
navigavimus
in
Asson,
inde
suscepturi
Paulum:
sic
enim
disposuerat
ipse
per
terram
iter
facturus.
14
And
when
he
had
met
with
us
at
Assos,
we
took
him
in
and
came
to
Mitylene.
14
Cum
autem
convenisset
nos
in
Asson,
assumpto
eo,
venimus
Mitylenen.
15
And
sailing
thence,
the
day
following
we
came
over
against
Chios:
and
the
next
day
we
arrived
at
Samos:
and
the
day
following
we
came
to
Miletus.
15
Et
inde
navigantes,
sequenti
die
venimus
contra
Chium,
et
alia
applicuimus
Samum,
et
sequenti
die
venimus
Miletum.
16
For
Paul
had
determined
to
sail
by
Ephesus,
lest
he
should
be
stayed
any
time
in
Asia.
For
he
hasted.
if
it
were
possible
for
him,
to
keep
the
day
of
Pentecost
at
Jerusalem.
16
Proposuerat
enim
Paulus
transnavigare
Ephesum,
ne
qua
mora
illi
fieret
in
Asia.
Festinabat
enim,
si
possibile
sibi
esset,
ut
diem
Pentecostes
faceret
Jerosolymis.
17
And
sending
from
Miletus
to
Ephesus,
he
called
the
ancients
of
the
church.
17
A
Mileto
autem
mittens
Ephesum,
vocavit
majores
natu
ecclesiæ.
18
And
when
they
were
come
to
him
and
were
together,
he
said
to
them:
You
know
from
the
first
day
that
I
came
into
Asia,
in
what
manner
I
have
been
with
you,
for
all
the
time.
18
Qui
cum
venissent
ad
eum,
et
simul
essent,
dixit
eis:
Vos
scitis
a
prima
die
qua
ingressus
sum
in
Asiam,
qualiter
vobiscum
per
omne
tempus
fuerim,
19
Serving
the
Lord
with
all
humility
and
with
tears
and
temptations
which
befell
me
by
the
conspiracies
of
the
Jews:
19
serviens
Domino
cum
omni
humilitate,
et
lacrimis,
et
tentationibus,
quæ
mihi
acciderunt
ex
insidiis
Judæorum:
20
How
I
have
kept
back
nothing
that
was
profitable
to
you,
but
have
preached
it
to
you,
and
taught
you
publicly,
and
from
house
to
house,
20
quomodo
nihil
subtraxerim
utilium,
quominus
annuntiarem
vobis
et
docerem
vos,
publice
et
per
domos,
21
Testifying
both
to
Jews
and
Gentiles
penance
towards
God
and
faith
in
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ.
21
testificans
Judæis
atque
gentilibus
in
Deum
pœnitentiam,
et
fidem
in
Dominum
nostrum
Jesum
Christum.
22
And
now,
behold,
being
bound
in
the
spirit,
I
go
to
Jerusalem:
not
knowing
the
things
which
shall
befall
me
there:
22
Et
nunc
ecce
alligatus
ego
spiritu,
vado
in
Jerusalem:
quæ
in
ea
ventura
sint
mihi,
ignorans:
23
Save
that
the
Holy
Ghost
in
every
city
witnesseth
to
me,
saying:
That
bands
and
afflictions
wait
for
me
at
Jerusalem.
23
nisi
quod
Spiritus
Sanctus
per
omnes
civitates
mihi
protestatur,
dicens
quoniam
vincula
et
tribulationes
Jerosolymis
me
manent.
24
But
I
fear
none
of
these
things,
neither
do
I
count
my
life
more
precious
than
myself,
so
that
I
may
consummate
my
course
and
the
ministry
of
the
word
which
I
received
from
the
Lord
Jesus,
to
testify
the
gospel
of
the
grace
of
God.
24
Sed
nihil
horum
vereor:
nec
facio
animam
meam
pretiosiorem
quam
me,
dummodo
consummem
cursum
meum,
et
ministerium
verbi
quod
accepi
a
Domino
Jesu,
testificari
Evangelium
gratiæ
Dei.
25
And
now
behold,
I
know
that
all
you,
among
whom
I
have
gone
preaching
the
kingdom
of
God,
shall
see
my
face
no
more.
25
Et
nunc
ecce
ego
scio
quia
amplius
non
videbitis
faciem
meam
vos
omnes,
per
quos
transivi
prædicans
regnum
Dei.
26
Wherefore
I
take
you
to
witness
this
day
that
I
am
clear
from
the
blood
of
all
men.
26
Quapropter
contestor
vos
hodierna
die,
quia
mundus
sum
a
sanguine
omnium.
27
For
I
have
not
spread
to
declare
unto
you
all,
the
counsel
of
God.
27
Non
enim
subterfugi,
quominus
annuntiarem
omne
consilium
Dei
vobis.
28
Take
heed
to
yourselves
and
to
the
whole
flock,
wherein
the
Holy
Ghost
hath
placed
you
bishops,
to
rule
the
Church
of
God
which
he
hath
purchased
with
his
own
blood.
28
Attendite
vobis,
et
universo
gregi,
in
quo
vos
Spiritus
Sanctus
posuit
episcopos
regere
ecclesiam
Dei,
quam
acquisivit
sanguine
suo.
29
I
know
that
after
my
departure
ravening
wolves
will
enter
in
among
you,
not
sparing
the
flock.
29
Ego
scio
quoniam
intrabunt
post
discessionem
meam
lupi
rapaces
in
vos,
non
parcentes
gregi.
30
And
of
your
own
selves
shall
arise
men
speaking
perverse
things,
to
draw
away
disciples
after
them.
30
Et
ex
vobisipsis
exsurgent
viri
loquentes
perversa,
ut
abducant
discipulos
post
se.
31
Therefore
watch,
keeping
in
memory
that
for
three
years
I
ceased
not
with
tears
to
admonish
every
one
of
you,
night
and
day.
31
Propter
quod
vigilate,
memoria
retinentes
quoniam
per
triennium
nocte
et
die
non
cessavi,
cum
lacrimis
monens
unumquemque
vestrum.
32
And
now
I
commend
you
to
God
and
to
the
word
of
his
grace,
who
is
able
to
build
up
and
to
give
an
inheritance
among
all
the
sanctified.
32
Et
nunc
commendo
vos
Deo,
et
verbo
gratiæ
ipsius,
qui
potens
est
ædificare,
et
dare
hæreditatem
in
sanctificatis
omnibus.
33
I
have
not
coveted
any
man's
silver,
gold
or
apparel,
as
33
Argentum,
et
aurum,
aut
vestem
nullius
concupivi,
sicut
34
You
yourselves
know.
For
such
things
as
were
needful
for
me
and
them
that
are
with
me,
these
hands
have
furnished.
34
ipsi
scitis:
quoniam
ad
ea
quæ
mihi
opus
erant,
et
his
qui
mecum
sunt,
ministraverunt
manus
istæ.
35
I
have
shewed
you
all
things,
how
that
so
labouring
you
ought
to
support
the
weak
and
to
remember
the
word
of
the
Lord
Jesus,
how
he
said:
It
is
a
more
blessed
thing
to
give,
rather
than
to
receive.
35
Omnia
ostendi
vobis,
quoniam
sic
laborantes,
oportet
suscipere
infirmos
ac
meminisse
verbi
Domini
Jesu:
quoniam
ipse
dixit:
Beatius
est
magis
dare,
quam
accipere.
36
And
when
he
had
said
these
things,
kneeling
down,
he
prayed
with
them
all.
36
Et
cum
hæc
dixisset,
positis
genibus
suis
oravit
cum
omnibus
illis.
37
And
there
was
much
weeping
among
them
all.
And
falling
on
the
neck
of
Paul,
they
kissed
him,
37
Magnus
autem
fletus
factus
est
omnium:
et
procumbentes
super
collum
Pauli,
osculabantur
eum,
38
Being
grieved
most
of
all
for
the
word
which
he
had
said,
that
they
should
see
his
face
no
more.
And
they
brought
him
on
his
way
to
the
ship.
38
dolentes
maxime
in
verbo
quod
dixerat,
quoniam
amplius
faciem
ejus
non
essent
visuri.
Et
deducebant
eum
ad
navem.