Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
when
it
came
to
pass
that,
being
parted
from
them,
we
set
sail,
we
came
with
a
straight
course
to
Coos,
and
the
day
following
to
Rhodes:
and
from
thence
to
Patara.
1
Cum
autem
factum
esset
ut
navigaremus
abstracti
ab
eis,
recto
cursu
venimus
Coum,
et
sequenti
die
Rhodum,
et
inde
Pataram.
2
And
when
we
had
found
a
ship
sailing
over
to
Phenice,
we
went
aboard
and
set
forth.
2
Et
cum
invenissemus
navem
transfretantem
in
Phœnicen,
ascendentes
navigavimus.
3
And
when
we
had
discovered
Cyprus,
leaving
it
on
the
left
hand,
we
sailed
into
Syria,
and
came
to
Tyre:
for
there
the
ship
was
to
unlade
her
burden.
3
Cum
apparuissemus
autem
Cypro,
relinquentes
eam
ad
sinistram,
navigavimus
in
Syriam,
et
venimus
Tyrum:
ibi
enim
navis
expositura
erat
onus.
4
And
finding
disciples,
we
tarried
there
seven
days:
who
said
to
Paul,
through
the
Spirit,
that
he
should
not
go
up
to
Jerusalem.
4
Inventis
autem
discipulis,
mansimus
ibi
diebus
septem:
qui
Paulo
dicebant
per
Spiritum
ne
ascenderet
Jerosolymam.
5
And
the
days
being
expired,
departing
we
went
forward,
they
all
bringing
us
on
our
way,
with
their
wives
and
children,
till
we
were
out
of
the
city.
And
we
kneeled
down
on
the
shore:
and
we
prayed.
5
Et
expletis
diebus,
profecti
ibamus,
deducentibus
nos
omnibus
cum
uxoribus
et
filiis
usque
foras
civitatem:
et
positis
genibus
in
littore,
oravimus.
6
And
when
we
had
bid
one
another
farewell,
we
took
ship.
And
they
returned
home.
6
Et
cum
valefecissemus
invicem,
ascendimus
navem:
illi
autem
redierunt
in
sua.
7
But
we,
having
finished
the
voyage
by
sea,
from
Tyre
came
down
to
Ptolemais:
and
saluting
the
brethren,
we
abode
one
day
with
them.
7
Nos
vero
navigatione
expleta
a
Tyro
descendimus
Ptolemaidam:
et
salutatis
fratribus,
mansimus
die
una
apud
illos.
8
And
the
next
day
departing,
we
came
to
Caesarea.
And
entering
into
the
house
of
Philip
the
evangelist,
who
was
one
of
the
seven,
we
abode
with
him.
8
Alia
autem
die
profecti,
venimus
Cæsaream.
Et
intrantes
domum
Philippi
evangelistæ,
qui
erat
unus
de
septem,
mansimus
apud
eum.
9
And
he
had
four
daughters,
virgins,
who
did
prophesy.
9
Huic
autem
erant
quatuor
filiæ
virgines
prophetantes.
10
And
as
we
tarried
there
for
some
days,
there
came
from
Judea
a
certain
prophet,
named
Agabus.
10
Et
cum
moraremur
per
dies
aliquot,
supervenit
quidam
a
Judæa
propheta,
nomine
Agabus.
11
Who,
when
he
was
come
to
us,
took
Paul's
girdle:
and
binding
his
own
feet
and
hands,
he
said:
Thus
saith
the
Holy
Ghost:
The
man
whose
girdle
this
is,
the
Jews
shall
bind
in
this
manner
in
Jerusalem
and
shall
deliver
him
into
the
hands
of
the
Gentiles.
11
Is
cum
venisset
ad
nos,
tulit
zonam
Pauli:
et
alligans
sibi
pedes
et
manus,
dixit:
Hæc
dicit
Spiritus
Sanctus:
Virum,
cujus
est
zona
hæc,
sic
alligabunt
in
Jerusalem
Judæi,
et
tradent
in
manus
gentium.
12
Which
when
we
had
heard,
both
we
and
they
that
were
of
that
place
desired
him
that
he
would
not
go
up
to
Jerusalem.
12
Quod
cum
audissemus,
rogabamus
nos,
et
qui
loci
illius
erant,
ne
ascenderet
Jerosolymam.
13
Then
Paul
answered
and
said:
What
do
you
mean,
weeping
and
afflicting
my
heart?
For
I
am
ready
not
only
to
be
bound,
but
to
die
also
in
Jerusalem,
for
the
name
of
the
Lord
Jesus.
13
Tunc
respondit
Paulus,
et
dixit:
Quid
facitis
flentes,
et
affligentes
cor
meum?
Ego
enim
non
solum
alligari,
sed
et
mori
in
Jerusalem
paratus
sum
propter
nomen
Domini
Jesu.
14
And
when
we
could
not
persuade
him,
we
ceased,
saying:
The
will
of
the
Lord
be
done.
14
Et
cum
ei
suadere
non
possemus,
quievimus,
dicentes:
Domini
voluntas
fiat.
15
And
after
those
days,
being
prepared,
we
went
up
to
Jerusalem.
15
Post
dies
autem
istos,
præparati
ascendebamus
in
Jerusalem.
16
And
there
went
also
with
us
some
of
the
disciples
from
Caesarea,
bringing
with
them
one
Mnason
a
Cyprian,
an
old
disciple,
with
whom
we
should
lodge.
16
Venerunt
autem
et
ex
discipulis
a
Cæsarea
nobiscum,
adducentes
secum
apud
quem
hospitaremur
Mnasonem
quemdam
Cyprium,
antiquum
discipulum.
17
And
when
we
were
come
to
Jerusalem,
the
brethren
received
us
gladly.
17
Et
cum
venissemus
Jerosolymam,
libenter
exceperunt
nos
fratres.
18
And
the
day
following,
Paul
went
in
with
us
unto
James:
and
all
the
ancients
were
assembled.
18
Sequenti
autem
die
introibat
Paulus
nobiscum
ad
Jacobum,
omnesque
collecti
sunt
seniores.
19
Whom
when
he
had
saluted,
he
related
particularly
what
things
God
had
wrought
among
the
Gentiles
by
his
ministry.
19
Quos
cum
salutasset,
narrabat
per
singula
quæ
Deus
fecisset
in
gentibus
per
ministerium
ipsius.
20
But
they
hearing
it,
glorified
God
and
said
to
him:
Thou
seest,
brother,
how
many
thousands
there
are
among
the
Jews
that
have
believed:
and
they
are
all
zealous
for
the
law.
20
At
illi
cum
audissent,
magnificabant
Deum,
dixeruntque
ei:
Vides,
frater,
quot
millia
sunt
in
Judæis
qui
crediderunt,
et
omnes
æmulatores
sunt
legis.
21
Now
they
have
heard
of
thee
that
thou
teachest
those
Jews,
who
are
among
the
Gentiles
to
depart
from
Moses:
saying
that
they
ought
not
to
circumcise
their
children,
nor
walk
according
to
the
custom.
21
Audierunt
autem
de
te
quia
discessionem
doceas
a
Moyse
eorum
qui
per
gentes
sunt
Judæorum,
dicens
non
debere
eos
circumcidere
filios
suos,
neque
secundum
consuetudinem
ingredi.
22
What
is
it
therefore?
The
multitude
must
needs
come
together:
for
they
will
hear
that
thou
art
come.
22
Quid
ergo
est?
utique
oportet
convenire
multitudinem:
audient
enim
te
supervenisse.
23
Do
therefore
this
that
we
say
to
thee.
We
have
four
men,
who
have
a
vow
on
them.
23
Hoc
ergo
fac
quod
tibi
dicimus.
Sunt
nobis
viri
quatuor,
votum
habentes
super
se.
24
Take
these
and
sanctify
thyself
with
them:
and
bestow
on
them,
that
they
may
shave
their
heads.
And
all
will
know
that
the
things
which
they
have
heard
of
these
are
false:
but
that
thou
thyself
also
walkest
keeping
the
law.
24
His
assumptis,
sanctifica
te
cum
illis,
et
impende
in
illis
ut
radant
capita:
et
scient
omnes
quia
quæ
de
te
audierunt,
falsa
sunt,
sed
ambulas
et
ipse
custodiens
legem.
25
But,
as
touching
the
Gentiles
that
believe,
we
have
written,
decreeing
that
they
should
only
refrain
themselves
from
that
which
has
been
offered
to
idols
and
from
blood
and
from
things
strangled
and
from
fornication.
25
De
his
autem
qui
crediderunt
ex
gentibus,
nos
scripsimus
judicantes
ut
abstineant
se
ab
idolis
immolato,
et
sanguine,
et
suffocato,
et
fornicatione.
26
Then
Paul
took
the
men
and,
the
next
day
being
purified
with
them,
entered
into
the
temple,
giving
notice
of
the
accomplishment
of
the
days
of
purification,
until
an
oblation
should
be
offered
for
every
one
of
them.
26
Tunc
Paulus,
assumptis
viris,
postera
die
purificatus
cum
illis
intravit
in
templum,
annuntians
expletionem
dierum
purificationis,
donec
offerretur
pro
unoquoque
eorum
oblatio.
27
But
when
the
seven
days
were
drawing
to
an
end,
those
Jews
that
were
of
Asia,
when
they
saw
him
in
the
temple,
stirred
up
all
the
people
and
laid
hands
upon
him,
crying
out:
27
Dum
autem
septem
dies
consummarentur,
hi
qui
de
Asia
erant
Judæi,
cum
vidissent
eum
in
templo,
concitaverunt
omnem
populum,
et
injecerunt
ei
manus,
clamantes:
28
Men
of
Israel,
help:
This
is
the
man
that
teacheth
all
men
every
where
against
the
people
and
the
law
and
this
place;
and
moreover
hath
brought
in
Gentiles
into
the
temple
and
hath
violated
this
holy
place.
28
Viri
Israëlitæ,
adjuvate:
hic
est
homo
qui
adversus
populum,
et
legem,
et
locum
hunc,
omnes
ubique
docens,
insuper
et
gentiles
induxit
in
templum,
et
violavit
sanctum
locum
istum.
29
For
they
had
seen
Trophimus
the
Ephesian
in
the
city
with
him.
whom
they
supposed
that
Paul
had
brought
into
the
temple.)
29
Viderant
enim
Trophimum
Ephesium
in
civitate
cum
ipso,
quem
æstimaverunt
quoniam
in
templum
introduxisset
Paulus.
30
And
he
whole
city
was
in
an
uproar:
and
the
people
ran
together.
And
taking
Paul,
they
drew
him
out
of
the
temple:
and
immediately
the
doors
were
shut.
30
Commotaque
est
civitas
tota,
et
facta
est
concursio
populi.
Et
apprehendentes
Paulum,
trahebant
eum
extra
templum:
et
statim
clausæ
sunt
januæ.
31
And
as
they
went
about
to
kill
him,
it
was
told
the
tribune
of
the
band
that
all
Jerusalem
was
in
confusion.
31
Quærentibus
autem
eum
occidere,
nuntiatum
est
tribuno
cohortis
quia
tota
confunditur
Jerusalem.
32
Who,
forthwith
taking
with
him
soldiers
and
centurions,
ran
down
to
them.
And
when
they
saw
the
tribune
and
the
soldiers,
they
left
off
beating
Paul.
32
Qui
statim,
assumptis
militibus
et
centurionibus,
decurrit
ad
illos.
Qui
cum
vidissent
tribunum
et
milites,
cessaverunt
percutere
Paulum.
33
Then
the
tribune,
coming
near,
took
him
and
commanded
him
to
be
bound
with
two
chains:
and
demanded
who
he
was
and
what
he
had
done.
33
Tunc
accedens
tribunus
apprehendit
eum,
et
jussit
eum
alligari
catenis
duabus:
et
interrogabat
quis
esset,
et
quid
fecisset.
34
And
some
cried
one
thing,
some
another,
among
the
multitude.
And
when
he
could
not
know
the
certainty
for
the
tumult,
he
commanded
him
to
be
carried
into
the
castle.
34
Alii
autem
aliud
clamabant
in
turba.
Et
cum
non
posset
certum
cognoscere
præ
tumultu,
jussit
duci
eum
in
castra.
35
And
when
he
was
come
to
the
stairs,
it
fell
out
that
he
was
carried
by
the
soldiers,
because
of
the
violence
of
the
people.
35
Et
cum
venisset
ad
gradus,
contigit
ut
portaretur
a
militibus
propter
vim
populi.
36
For
the
multitude
of
the
people
followed
after,
crying:
Away
with
him!
36
Sequebatur
enim
multitudo
populi,
clamans:
Tolle
eum.
37
And
as
Paul
was
about
to
be
brought
into
the
castle,
he
saith
to
the
tribune:
May
I
speak
something
to
thee?
Who
said:
Canst
thou
speak
Greek?
37
Et
cum
cœpisset
induci
in
castra
Paulus,
dicit
tribuno:
Si
licet
mihi
loqui
aliquid
ad
te?
Qui
dixit:
Græce
nosti?
38
Art
not
thou
that
Egyptian
who
before
these
days
didst
raise
a
tumult
and
didst
lead
forth
into
the
desert
four
thousand
men
that
were
murderers?
38
nonne
tu
es
Ægyptius,
qui
ante
hos
dies
tumultum
concitasti,
et
eduxisti
in
desertum
quatuor
millia
virorum
sicariorum?
39
But
Paul
said
to
him:
I
am
a
Jew
of
Tarsus
in
Cilicia,
a
citizen
of
no
mean
city.
And
I
beseech
thee,
suffer
me
to
speak
to
the
people.
39
Et
dixit
ad
eum
Paulus:
Ego
homo
sum
quidem
Judæus
a
Tarso
Ciliciæ,
non
ignotæ
civitatis
municeps.
Rogo
autem
te,
permitte
mihi
loqui
ad
populum.
40
And
when
he
had
given
him
leave,
Paul
standing
on
the
stairs,
beckoned
with
his
hand
to
the
people.
And
a
great
silence
being
made,
he
spoke
unto
them
in
the
Hebrew
tongue,
saying:
40
Et
cum
ille
permisisset,
Paulus
stans
in
gradibus
annuit
manu
ad
plebem,
et
magno
silentio
facto,
allocutus
est
lingua
hebræa,
dicens: