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A MOST RICH INDEX

of the memorable matters which are

contained in these commentaries.

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Abraham's calling, when he was among idolaters 39.f.b
Aceldama, the monument of Judas's crime 11.f.b
Acts of the Apostles, why the Spirit wished it to exist 1.f.a
Book of the Acts of the Apostles, how it differs from the previous one 1.f.b
Argument of the Acts of the Apostles, ibid.
How many years the history of the Acts covers 1.f.b
Adverse things do not last long, therefore they are to be endured bravely 35.f.a
Voices of flatterers are not to be listened to 60.f.b
Baptism of adults 48.f.a
The true builders were Moses, the Prophets, pious kings, etc. 29.f.b
On Aeneas being healed 51.f.a
The meaning of the name Ethiopian 47.f.a
Agabus predicts what things were about to happen to Paul 94.f.b
Agabus the Prophet 94.f.a
Agabus's oracle 58.f.a
Agrippa's judgment on Paul 109.f.a
Alexander's deed 88.f.b
On Ananias the Damascene 49.f.a
The meaning of Ananias 32.f.b
Ananias's impious deed 99.f.b
Paul calls Ananias a whitewashed wall, ibid.
Why angels are called men 7.f.b
Why two angels appear, ibid.
Why angels are sent as witnesses of the ascension 7.f.b
Angels are ministering spirits 8.f.a
Provincial angels 75.f.a
The office of angels 111.f.a
How far the knowledge of angels extends 7.f.b
The duty of angels in saving God's faithful 59.f.a
That angels do not know all things 7.f.b
Description of Antioch in Pisidia 64.f.a
Apollos is commended for the ardor of truth, ibid.
Apollos's doctrine and erudition 84.f.b
Apollos teaches at Corinth with great fruit 85.f.a

Apollos first teaches at Ephesus 84.f.b
He is instructed more accurately, ibid.
Why the Apostles had to be twelve 13.f.a
Of what things the Apostles should be witnesses, ibid.
The Apostles pass to the Gentiles 66.f.b
The Apostles are designated witnesses of Christ 6.f.b
Assembly of the Apostles at Jerusalem, to calm the Antiochene disturbance 71.f.b
Diligence and care of the Apostles 45.f.a
One must remain in the doctrine of the Apostles 23.f.a
Letters of the Apostles to the Antiochenes, by which they are taught what should be done and what not 72.f.b
Why the names of the Apostles are commemorated by Luke immediately after the history of the ascension 8.f.b
Holy occupations of the Apostles 9.f.b
Why those goods were thrown at the feet of the Apostles 32.f.a
How they are called the Acts of the Apostles, when the history of Paul alone is mostly woven 2.f.b
That the Apostles were free in citing the testimonies of the Prophets 18.f.a
Rudeness of the Apostles in seeking an earthly kingdom 6.f.a
Apostolic poverty 26.f.a
Aquila and Priscilla, Paul's hosts 82.f.a
Aratus's testimony 81.f.b
That the Apostles saw Christ ascending pertains to the certainty of the ascension 7.f.b
On the Ascension 20.f.a
On the Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ 7.f.a
Why Christ, about to ascend, gathers his own 5.f.b
Wickedness of the Asian Jews 96.f.a
That Paul taught at Athens 80.f.b
Who Paul had as auditors at Athens 80.f.b
Curiosity of the Athenians 81.f.a
The unknown God is preached to the Athenians 81.f.b
It is most just to hear both sides 39.f.b
Divine authority is to be opposed to the threats of men 30.f.a