Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
as
they
were
speaking
to
the
people
the
priests
and
the
officer
of
the
temple
and
the
Sadducees
came
upon
them,
1
Loquentibus
autem
illis
ad
populum,
supervenerunt
sacerdotes,
et
magistratus
templi,
et
sadducæi,
2
Being
grieved
that
they
taught
the
people
and
preached
in
Jesus
the
resurrection
from
the
dead:
2
dolentes
quod
docerent
populum,
et
annuntiarent
in
Jesu
resurrectionem
ex
mortuis:
3
And
they
laid
hands
upon
them
and
put
them
in
hold
till
the
next
day:
for
it
was
now
evening.
3
et
injecerunt
in
eos
manus,
et
posuerunt
eos
in
custodiam
in
crastinum:
erat
enim
jam
vespera.
4
But
many
of
them
who
had
heard
the
word
believed:
and
the
number
of
the
men
was
made
five
thousand.
4
Multi
autem
eorum
qui
audierant
verbum,
crediderunt:
et
factus
est
numerus
virorum
quinque
millia.
5
And
it
came
to
pass
on
the
morrow,
that
their
princes
and
ancients
and
scribes
were
gathered
together
in
Jerusalem.
5
Factum
est
autem
in
crastinum,
ut
congregarentur
principes
eorum,
et
seniores,
et
scribæ,
in
Jerusalem:
6
And
Annas
the
high
priest
and
Caiphas
and
John
and
Alexander:
and
as
many
as
were
of
the
kindred
of
the
high
priest.
6
et
Annas
princeps
sacerdotum,
et
Caiphas,
et
Joannes,
et
Alexander,
et
quotquot
erant
de
genere
sacerdotali.
7
And
setting
them
in
the
midst,
they
asked:
By
what
power
or
by
what
name,
have
you
done
this?
7
Et
statuentes
eos
in
medio,
interrogabant:
In
qua
virtute,
aut
in
quo
nomine
fecistis
hoc
vos?
8
Then
Peter,
filled
with
the
Holy
Ghost,
said
to
them:
Ye
princes
of
the
people
and
ancients,
hear.
8
Tunc
repletus
Spiritu
Sancto
Petrus,
dixit
ad
eos:
Principes
populi,
et
seniores,
audite:
9
If
we
this
day
are
examined
concerning
the
good
deed
done
to
the
infirm
man,
by
what
means
he
hath
been
made
whole:
9
si
nos
hodie
dijudicamur
in
benefacto
hominis
infirmi,
in
quo
iste
salvus
factus
est,
10
Be
it
known
to
you
all
and
to
all
the
people
of
Israel,
that
by
the
name
of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ
of
Nazareth,
whom
you
crucified,
whom
God
hath
raised
from
the
dead,
even
by
him,
this
man
standeth
here
before
you,
whole.
10
notum
sit
omnibus
vobis,
et
omni
plebi
Israël,
quia
in
nomine
Domini
nostri
Jesu
Christi
Nazareni,
quem
vos
crucifixistis,
quem
Deus
suscitavit
a
mortuis,
in
hoc
iste
astat
coram
vobis
sanus.
11
This
is
the
stone
which
was
rejected
by
you
the
builders,
which
is
become
the
head
of
the
corner.
11
Hic
est
lapis
qui
reprobatus
est
a
vobis
ædificantibus,
qui
factus
est
in
caput
anguli:
12
Neither
is
there
salvation
in
any
other.
For
there
is
no
other
name
under
heaven
given
to
men,
whereby
we
must
be
saved.
12
et
non
est
in
alio
aliquo
salus.
Nec
enim
aliud
nomen
est
sub
cælo
datum
hominibus,
in
quo
oporteat
nos
salvos
fieri.
13
Now
seeing
the
constancy
of
Peter
and
of
John,
understanding
that
they
were
illiterate
and
ignorant
men,
they
wondered:
and
they
knew
them
that
they
had
been
with
Jesus.
13
Videntes
autem
Petri
constantiam,
et
Joannis,
comperto
quod
homines
essent
sine
litteris,
et
idiotæ,
admirabantur,
et
cognoscebant
eos
quoniam
cum
Jesu
fuerant:
14
Seeing
the
man
also
who
had
been
healed,
standing
with
them,
they
could
say
nothing
against
it.
14
hominem
quoque
videntes
stantem
cum
eis,
qui
curatus
fuerat,
nihil
poterant
contradicere.
15
But
they
commanded
them
to
go
aside
out
of
the
council:
and
they
conferred
among
themselves,
15
Jusserunt
autem
eos
foras
extra
concilium
secedere:
et
conferebant
ad
invicem,
16
Saying:
What
shall
we
do
to
these
men?
For
indeed
a
miracle
hath
been
done
by
them,
known
to
all
the
inhabitants
of
Jerusalem.
It
is
manifest:
and
we
cannot
deny
it.
16
dicentes:
Quid
faciemus
hominibus
istis?
quoniam
quidem
notum
signum
factum
est
per
eos
omnibus
habitantibus
Jerusalem:
manifestum
est,
et
non
possumus
negare.
17
But
that
it
may
be
no
farther
spread
among
the
people,
let
us
threaten
them
that
they
speak
no
more
in
this
name
to
any
man.
17
Sed
ne
amplius
divulgetur
in
populum,
comminemur
eis
ne
ultra
loquantur
in
nomine
hoc
ulli
hominum.
18
And
calling
them,
they
charged
them
not
to
speak
at
all,
nor
teach
in
the
name
of
Jesus.
18
Et
vocantes
eos,
denuntiaverunt
ne
omnino
loquerentur
neque
docerent
in
nomine
Jesu.
19
But
Peter
and
John
answering,
said
to
them:
If
it
be
just,
in
the
sight
of
God,
to
hear
you
rather
than
God,
judge
ye.
19
Petrus
vero
et
Joannes
respondentes,
dixerunt
ad
eos:
Si
justum
est
in
conspectu
Dei
vos
potius
audire
quam
Deum,
judicate.
20
For
we
cannot
but
speak
the
things
which
we
have
seen
and
heard.
20
Non
enim
possumus
quæ
vidimus
et
audivimus
non
loqui.
21
But
they,
threatening,
sent
them
away,
not
finding
how
they
might
punish
them,
because
of
the
people:
for
all
men
glorified
what
had
been
done,
in
that
which
had
come
to
pass.
21
At
illi
comminantes
dimiserunt
eos,
non
invenientes
quomodo
punirent
eos
propter
populum:
quia
omnes
clarificabant
id
quod
factum
fuerat
in
eo
quod
acciderat.
22
For
the
man
was
above
forty
years
old,
in
whom
that
miraculous
cure
had
been
wrought.
22
Annorum
enim
erat
amplius
quadraginta
homo,
in
quo
factum
fuerat
signum
istud
sanitatis.
23
And
being
let
go,
they
came
to
their
own
company
and
related
all
that
the
chief
priests
and
ancients
had
said
to
them.
23
Dimissi
autem
venerunt
ad
suos,
et
annuntiaverunt
eis
quanta
ad
eos
principes
sacerdotum
et
seniores
dixissent.
24
Who
having
heard
it,
with
one
accord
lifted
up
their
voice
to
God
and
said:
Lord,
thou
art
he
that
didst
make
heaven
and
earth,
the
sea
and
all
things
that
are
in
them.
24
Qui
cum
audissent,
unanimiter
levaverunt
vocem
ad
Deum,
et
dixerunt:
Domine,
tu
es
qui
fecisti
cælum
et
terram,
mare
et
omnia
quæ
in
eis
sunt:
25
Who,
by
the
Holy
Ghost,
by
the
mouth
of
our
father
David,
thy
servant,
hast
said:
Why
did
the
Gentiles
rage:
and
the
people
meditate
vain
things?
25
qui
Spiritu
Sancto
per
os
patris
nostri
David
pueri
tui
dixisti:
Quare
fremuerunt
gentes,
et
populi
meditati
sunt
inania?
26
The
kings
of
the
earth
stood
up:
and
the
princes
assembled
together
against
the
Lord
and
his
Christ.
26
Astiterunt
reges
terræ,
et
principes
convenerunt
in
unum
adversus
Dominum,
et
adversus
Christum
ejus.
27
For
of
a
truth
there
assembled
together
in
this
city
against
thy
holy
child
Jesus,
whom
thou
hast
anointed,
Herod,
and
Pontius
Pilate,
with
the
Gentiles
and
the
people
of
Israel,
27
Convenerunt
enim
vere
in
civitate
ista
adversus
sanctum
puerum
tuum
Jesum,
quem
unxisti,
Herodes
et
Pontius
Pilatus,
cum
gentibus
et
populis
Israël,
28
To
do
what
thy
hand
and
thy
counsel
decreed
to
be
done.
28
facere
quæ
manus
tua
et
consilium
tuum
decreverunt
fieri.
29
And
now,
Lord,
behold
their
threatenings:
and
grant
unto
thy
servants
that
with
all
confidence
they
may
speak
thy
word,
29
Et
nunc,
Domine,
respice
in
minas
eorum,
et
da
servis
tuis
cum
omni
fiducia
loqui
verbum
tuum,
30
By
stretching
forth
thy
hand
to
cures
and
signs
and
wonders,
to
be
done
by
the
name
of
thy
holy
Son,
Jesus.
30
in
eo
quod
manum
tuam
extendas
ad
sanitates,
et
signa,
et
prodigia
fieri
per
nomen
sancti
filii
tui
Jesu.
31
And
when
they
had
prayed,
the
place
was
moved
wherein
they
were
assembled:
and
they
were
all
filled
with
the
Holy
Ghost:
and
they
spoke
the
word
of
God
with
confidence.
31
Et
cum
orassent,
motus
est
locus
in
quo
erant
congregati:
et
repleti
sunt
omnes
Spiritu
Sancto,
et
loquebantur
verbum
Dei
cum
fiducia.
32
And
the
multitude
of
believers
had
but
one
heart
and
one
soul.
Neither
did
any
one
say
that
aught
of
the
things
which
he
possessed
was
his
own:
but
all
things
were
common
unto
them.
32
Multitudinis
autem
credentium
erat
cor
unum
et
anima
una:
nec
quisquam
eorum
quæ
possidebat,
aliquid
suum
esse
dicebat,
sed
erant
illis
omnia
communia.
33
And
with
great
power
did
the
Apostles
give
testimony
of
the
resurrection
of
Jesus
Christ
our
Lord:
and
great
grace
was
in
them
all.
33
Et
virtute
magna
reddebant
Apostoli
testimonium
resurrectionis
Jesu
Christi
Domini
nostri:
et
gratia
magna
erat
in
omnibus
illis.
34
For
neither
was
there
any
one
needy
among
them.
For
as
many
as
were
owners
of
lands
or
houses
sold
them
and
brought
the
price
of
the
things
they
sold,
34
Neque
enim
quisquam
egens
erat
inter
illos.
Quotquot
enim
possessores
agrorum
aut
domorum
erant,
vendentes
afferebant
pretia
eorum
quæ
vendebant,
35
And
laid
it
down
before
the
feet
of
the
apostles.
And
distribution
was
made
to
every
one,
according
as
he
had
need.
35
et
ponebant
ante
pedes
Apostolorum.
Dividebatur
autem
singulis
prout
cuique
opus
erat.
36
And
Joseph,
who,
by
the
apostles,
was
surnamed
Barnabas
which
is,
by
interpretation,
The
son
of
consolation),
a
Levite,
a
Cyprian
born,
36
Joseph
autem,
qui
cognominatus
est
Barnabas
ab
Apostolis
quod
est
interpretatum,
Filius
consolationis),
Levites,
Cyprius
genere,
37
Having
land,
sold
it
and
brought
the
price
and
laid
it
at
the
feet
of
the
Apostles.
37
cum
haberet
agrum,
vendidit
eum,
et
attulit
pretium,
et
posuit
ante
pedes
Apostolorum.