Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
after
five
days,
the
high
priest,
Ananias,
came
down
with
some
ancients
and
one
Tertullus,
an
orator,
who
went
to
the
governor
against
Paul.
1
Post
quinque
autem
dies
descendit
princeps
sacerdotum
Ananias,
cum
senioribus
quibusdam,
et
Tertullo
quodam
oratore,
qui
adierunt
præsidem
adversus
Paulum.
2
And
Paul
being
called
for,
Tertullus
began
to
accuse
him,
saying:
Whereas,
through
thee
we
live
in
much
peace
and
many
things
are
rectified
by
thy
providence,
2
Et
citato
Paulo
cœpit
accusare
Tertullus,
dicens:
Cum
in
multa
pace
agamus
per
te,
et
multa
corrigantur
per
tuam
providentiam,
3
We
accept
it
always
and
in
all
places,
most
excellent
Felix,
with
all
thanksgiving.
3
semper
et
ubique
suscipimus,
optime
Felix,
cum
omni
gratiarum
actione.
4
But
that
I
be
no
further
tedious
to
thee,
I
desire
thee
of
thy
clemency
to
hear
us
in
a
few
words.
4
Ne
diutius
autem
te
protraham,
oro,
breviter
audias
nos
pro
tua
clementia.
5
We
have
found
this
to
be
a
pestilent
man
and
raising
seditions
among
all
the
Jews
throughout
the
world:
and
author
of
the
sedition
of
the
sect
of
the
Nazarenes.
5
Invenimus
hunc
hominem
pestiferum,
et
concitantem
seditiones
omnibus
Judæis
in
universo
orbe,
et
auctorem
seditionis
sectæ
Nazarenorum:
6
Who
also
hath
gone
about
to
profane
the
temple:
whom,
we
having
apprehended,
would
also
have
judged
according
to
our
law.
6
qui
etiam
templum
violare
conatus
est,
quem
et
apprehensum
voluimus
secundum
legem
nostram
judicare.
7
But
Lysias
the
tribune,
coming
upon
us
with
great
violence,
took
him
away
out
of
our
hands;
7
Superveniens
autem
tribunus
Lysias,
cum
vi
magna
eripuit
eum
de
manibus
nostris,
8
Commanding
his
accusers
to
come
to
thee.
Of
whom
thou
mayest
thyself,
by
examination,
have
knowledge
of
all
these
things
whereof
we
accuse
him.
8
jubens
accusatores
ejus
ad
te
venire:
a
quo
poteris
ipse
judicans,
de
omnibus
istis
cognoscere,
de
quibus
nos
accusamus
eum.
9
And
the
Jews
also
added
and
said
that
these
things
were
so.
9
Adjecerunt
autem
et
Judæi,
dicentes
hæc
ita
se
habere.
10
Then
Paul
answered
the
governor
making
a
sign
to
him
to
speak):
Knowing
that
for
many
years
thou
hast
been
judge
over
this
nation,
I
will
with
good
courage
answer
for
myself.
10
Respondit
autem
Paulus
annuente
sibi
præside
dicere):
Ex
multis
annis
te
esse
judicem
genti
huic
sciens,
bono
animo
pro
me
satisfaciam.
11
For
thou
mayest
understand
that
there
are
yet
but
twelve
days
since
I
went
up
to
adore
in
Jerusalem:
11
Potes
enim
cognoscere
quia
non
plus
sunt
mihi
dies
quam
duodecim,
ex
quo
ascendi
adorare
in
Jerusalem:
12
And
neither
in
the
temple
did
they
find
me
disputing
with
any
man
or
causing
any
concourse
of
the
people:
neither
in
the
synagogues,
nor
in
the
city.
12
et
neque
in
templo
invenerunt
me
cum
aliquo
disputantem,
aut
concursum
facientem
turbæ,
neque
in
synagogis,
neque
in
civitate:
13
Neither
can
they
prove
unto
thee
the
things
whereof
they
now
accuse
me.
13
neque
probare
possunt
tibi
de
quibus
nunc
me
accusant.
14
But
this
I
confess
to
thee
that
according
to
the
way
which
they
call
a
heresy,
so
do
I
serve
the
Father
and
my
God,
believing
all
things
which
are
written
in
the
law
and
the
prophets:
14
Confiteor
autem
hoc
tibi,
quod
secundum
sectam
quam
dicunt
hæresim,
sic
deservio
Patri
et
Deo
meo,
credens
omnibus
quæ
in
lege
et
prophetis
scripta
sunt:
15
Having
hope
in
God,
which
these
also
themselves
look
for,
that
there
shall
be
a
resurrection
of
the
just
and
unjust.
15
spem
habens
in
Deum,
quam
et
hi
ipsi
exspectant,
resurrectionem
futuram
justorum
et
iniquorum.
16
And
herein
do
I
endeavour
to
have
always
a
conscience
without
offence,
towards
God
and
towards
men.
16
In
hoc
et
ipse
studeo
sine
offendiculo
conscientiam
habere
ad
Deum
et
ad
homines
semper.
17
Now
after
many
years,
I
came
to
bring
alms
to
my
nation
and
offerings
and
vows.
17
Post
annos
autem
plures
eleemosynas
facturus
in
gentem
meam,
veni,
et
oblationes,
et
vota,
18
In
which
I
was
found
purified
in
the
temple:
neither
with
multitude
nor
with
tumult.
18
in
quibus
invenerunt
me
purificatum
in
templo:
non
cum
turba,
neque
cum
tumultu.
19
But
certain
Jews
of
Asia,
who
ought
to
be
present
before
thee
and
to
accuse,
if
they
had
anything
against
me:
19
Quidam
autem
ex
Asia
Judæi,
quos
oportebat
apud
te
præsto
esse,
et
accusare
si
quid
haberent
adversum
me:
20
Or
let
these
men
themselves
say
if
they
found
in
me
any
iniquity,
when
standing
before
the
council,
20
aut
hi
ipsi
dicant
si
quid
invenerunt
in
me
iniquitatis
cum
stem
in
concilio,
21
Except
it
be
for
this
one
voice
only
that
I
cried,
standing
among
them:
Concerning
the
resurrection
of
the
dead
am
I
judged
this
day
by
you.
21
nisi
de
una
hac
solummodo
voce
qua
clamavi
inter
eos
stans:
Quoniam
de
resurrectione
mortuorum
ego
judicor
hodie
a
vobis.
22
And
Felix
put
them
off,
having
most
certain
knowledge
of
this
way,
saying:
When
Lysias
the
tribune
shall
come
down,
I
will
hear
you.
22
Distulit
autem
illos
Felix,
certissime
sciens
de
via
hac,
dicens:
Cum
tribunus
Lysias
descenderit,
audiam
vos.
23
And
he
commanded
a
centurion
to
keep
him:
and
that
he
should
be
easy
and
that
he
should
not
prohibit
any
of
his
friends
to
minister
unto
him.
23
Jussitque
centurioni
custodire
eum,
et
habere
requiem,
nec
quemquam
de
suis
prohibere
ministrare
ei.
24
And
after
some
days,
Felix,
coming
with
Drusilla
his
wife,
who
was
a
Jew,
sent
for
Paul
and
heard
of
him
the
faith
that
is
in
Christ
Jesus.
24
Post
aliquot
autem
dies
veniens
Felix
cum
Drusilla
uxore
sua,
quæ
erat
Judæa,
vocavit
Paulum,
et
audivit
ab
eo
fidem
quæ
est
in
Christum
Jesum.
25
And
as
he
treated
of
justice
and
chastity
and
of
the
judgment
to
come,
Felix,
being
terrified,
answered:
For
this
time,
go
thy
way:
but
when
I
have
a
convenient
time,
I
will
send
for
thee.
25
Disputante
autem
illo
de
justitia,
et
castitate,
et
de
judicio
futuro,
tremefactus
Felix,
respondit:
Quod
nunc
attinet,
vade:
tempore
autem
opportuno
accersam
te:
26
Hoping
also
withal
that
money
should
be
given
him
by
Paul:
for
which
cause
also
oftentimes
sending
for
him,
he
spoke
with
him.
26
simul
et
sperans
quod
pecunia
ei
daretur
a
Paulo,
propter
quod
et
frequenter
accersens
eum,
loquebatur
cum
eo.
27
But
when
two
years
were
ended,
Felix
had
for
successor
Portius
Festus.
And
Felix
being
willing
to
shew
the
Jews
a
pleasure,
left
Paul
bound.
27
Biennio
autem
expleto,
accepit
successorem
Felix
Portium
Festum.
Volens
autem
gratiam
præstare
Judæis
Felix,
reliquit
Paulum
vinctum.