Commentarii in sacram Actuum Apostolicorum historiam, facili et perspicua methodo conscripti a Benedicto Aretio bernensi theologo. Cum indice rerum et verborum memorabilium quae in hisce continentur.

Spirit, how and to what extent it is said to be poured out 17.f.b
Notable effects of the Holy Spirit 18.f.a
Miracles of the Holy Spirit are not meant to terrify the faithful 23.f.b
That the Spirit of God cannot be resisted 39.f.a
What it means to lie to the Spirit 33.f.a
What it means to be filled with the Spirit 15.f.a
Station in Caesarea 94.f.a
Ephesian station 83.f.a
Station in Miletus 90.f.b
Station in Troas 90.f.a
Station in Tyre 93.f.b
What it means to set in the midst 13.f.b
Virtues of Stephen 42.f.a
Stephen's constancy and vehement affection 41.f.a
Regarding the burial of Stephen and mourning 45.f.a
Sycamore, a tree of Judea 11.f.b
Decree of the Council of Jerusalem 73.f.a
Fruits of a legitimately called council ibid.
That Christ was taken up is attributed to his human nature 7.f.a
Customary types of punishments 42.f.a

T.

A most holy remedy for weariness 47.f.a
The temple of Ephesus was often laid waste 88.f.b
What times of refreshing signify 28.f.b
That temptations must be used well 37.f.b
Earthquake 78.f.a
What was signified to the Apostles by the earthquake 31.f.a
Tertullus, the accuser 102.f.b
That it was common for the Jews to abuse false testimony 39.f.a
God left many testimonies of himself for men, by which he might be known 69.f.b
Regarding the life of Tabitha restored 51.f.b
Who Theophilus was 4.f.a
Thessalonica 79.f.b
Fear accompanies the assembly of the faithful for defense 23.f.b
Arguments of fear are not in the faithful 59.f.b
Timothy was not circumcised 75.f.a
Under what condition Timothy was taken on ibid.
The taking of Timothy by Paul 74.f.b
No respect of titles before God 13.f.b
How God is said to have delivered the Israelites to idols, that they might serve them 40.f.b
Tyrant's school 86.f.b
Description of Tyre 93.f.b
The Tyrians try to move Paul from his purpose ibid.
The humanity of the Church of Tyre ibid.

V

That poison does no harm to the pious 113.f.b
Words of life, the Gospel 35.f.a
How great is the efficacy of the divine Word 21.f.b
Truth is always victorious 44.f.b
The truth of God cannot be resisted 39.f.a
That truth is not so suppressed but that it eventually emerges 44.f.b
What white clothing denotes 7.f.b
Tearing of clothes, an ancient custom among the Jews 69.f.a
What the way of the Lord signifies 63.f.a
Exhortation to watchfulness 92.f.b
Viper attacks Paul's hand 113.f.a
Virtues of a true minister 91.f.b
Vision of Peter in Joppa 53.f.b
To what end the vision shown to Stephen pertained 41.f.b
What a visitation is called 11.f.b
The impious do not want their vices exposed by the servants of God 98.f.a
Whence Paul lived 93.f.a
Anointing, a token of the divine Spirit 55.f.a
Regarding the true anointing of Jesus Christ 55.f.a
The calling of the Gentiles had to happen without circumcision 72.f.b
Ordinary calling among the ancients 13.f.b
Calling is to be preferred to travel 61.f.a
Form of the calling of Paul and Barnabas 61.f.b
Regarding the confirmation of a calling 49.f.b
A calling must be obeyed without delay 75.f.b
Power and energy of the Divine voice 49.f.b
Example of the inconstancy of the common people 70.f.a
That wives were not common in the primitive Church, although it is said that all things were common 24.f.b