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SAUL OF TARSUS
A TALE OF THE EARLY CHRISTIANS
By
ELIZABETH MILLER
Author of The Yoke
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDRÉ CASTAIGNE
INDIANAPOLIS THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY PUBLISHERS
COPYRIGHT 1906 THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY
CONTENTS
Chapter
I Saul of Tarsus
II A Prudent Exception
III The First Martyr
IV The Bankrupt
V Agrippa in Repertoire
VI Marsyas Assumes a Charge
VII The Bondman of Hate
VIII An Alexandrian Characteristic
IX "—As an Army With Banners"
X Flaccus Works a Complexity
XI The House of Defense
XII "Scattering the Flock"
XIII A Trust Fulfilled
XIV For a Woman's Sake
XV The False Balance
XVI A Matter Handled Wisely
XVII A Word in Season
XVIII The Ransom
XIX The Deliverance
XX The Feast of Flora
XXI The Fining Fire
XXII "In the Cloak of Two Colors"
XXIII A Letter and a Loss
XXIV The Digged Pit
XXV The Speaking of Eutychus
XXVI The Arm Made Bare
XXVII The Proconsul's Deliberations
XXVIII The Strange Woman
XXIX In Extremis
XXX The Eremite in Scarlet, and the Bankrupt in Purple
XXXI The Dregs of the Cup of Trembling
XXXII Sanctuary
XXXIII The Dregs of the Cup of Fury
XXXIV Captives of the Mighty
XXXV The Approach of the Day of Visitation
XXXVI On the Damascus Road
XXXVII In the House of Ananias
XXXVIII The Requital
In Memory of My Soldier Brother Ralph Miller
Lieutenant Sixth Cavalry U.S.A.