THE TABLE.

[THE FIRST BOOK.]
Section		Page
1	Of my childhood,	[1]
2	How I first saw the Holy Apostle Paulus,	[3]
3	Of the Stranger, and of Diosdotus the Priest of Zeus,	[6]
4	How we grew up at Lystra,	[10]
5	How Ammiane died, and my brother and I were sold for slaves,	[12]
6	Of the death of Chrestus,	[15]
7	Of my life in the Ergastulum,	[20]
8	How I was sold to Philemon of Colossæ,	[25]
[THE SECOND BOOK].
1	How I returned to the worship of false Gods,	[29]
2	How some of Philemon’s friends avowed a belief in one God,	[31]
3	How Nicostratus urged that, without the belief in the Gods, the life of Man would be void of pleasure,	[34]
4	How Philemon, falling sick, inclined to superstition,	[38]
5	How I accompanied Philemon to Pergamus,	[44]
6	How I went down into the cave of Trophonius,	[47]
7	How Artemidorus spoke against the belief in Gods,	[52]
8	How I journeyed with Philemon to Antioch in Syria,	[58]
[THE THIRD BOOK].
1	Of my first thoughts concerning the Christians,	[64]
2	Of the Doctrine of the Christians,	[68]
3	How Artemidorus questioned me further concerning the Christians,	[75]
4	How the Christians honored the Prophets of the Jews,	[83]
5	Of the ancient Histories of the Jews,	[90]
6	How Artemidorus questioned me further, and of his relation concerning the casting out of the swine,	[95]
7	Of the Traditions of the Christians, and of the nature of Christus,	[101]
8	Of the rising of Christus from the dead,	[109]
9	How Artemidorus bade me cease from further enquiry,	[113]
10	How I stumbled at the Threshold of the Door, and went not in,	[114]
[THE FOURTH BOOK].
1	How we came to Athens,	[121]
2	How Artemidorus rebuked me, supposing that I was in danger of becoming a Christian,	[123]
3	Of my reply to Artemidorus,	[128]
4	Of Eucharis, and of my life at Athens,	[132]
5	How I returned to Colossæ, and of my new life with Philemon,	[138]
6	Concerning my visit to Epictetus,	[144]
7	How I tried the philosophy of Epictetus,	[150]
8	How I was accused of theft by the devices of Pistus,	[154]
9	How Epictetus further explained his philosophy,	[157]
10	Of Metrodorus and his advice,	[163]
11	Of the death of Eucharis, and how I was again accused of theft,	[170]
[THE FIFTH BOOK].
1	How I escaped from the house of Philemon,	[176]
2	Of my life at Pergamus,	[182]
3	How I came to Corinth and saw the tomb of Eucharis,	[185]
4	How I saw the Holy Apostle Paulus, but knew him not,	[189]
5	How I learned that Paulus was the Prophet that I had seen in my childhood, the same that had cured lame Xanthias,	[194]
6	How I was led into the net of the Gospel,	[199]
[THE SIXTH BOOK].
1	Of the teaching of Paulus,	[207]
2	How I returned to Philemon at Colossæ,	[211]
3	Of my discourse with Artemidorus concerning the Faith,	[214]
4	Of the doubtings of Artemidorus,	[217]
5	Of the last words and death of Artemidorus,	[223]
[THE SEVENTH BOOK].
1	How I came to Rome to see the blessed Apostle,	[226]
2	How I saw Paulus in prison,	[229]
3	How Paulus related to me the story of his life,	[232]
4	How Paulus consented to the death of the blessed Martyr Stephanus,	[238]
5	How the Lord appeared to Paulus,	[243]
6	How Paulus was prepared for the preaching of the Gospel,	[247]
7	The last words of Paulus,	[251]
[THE EIGHTH BOOK].
1	Of the death of Nero, and how Rome was divided against itself,	[257]
2	Of the Jewish faction,	[260]
3	Of Menahem, the Ebionite,	[263]
4	How the Church was guided at this time by the Spirit of God,	[265]
5	How I came to Philochristus, a Disciple of the Lord in Britain,	[269]
6	Of the Church in Rome, and concerning the New Gospels,	[273]
7	How I labored in the Church of Berœa,	[280]
8	The last words of Philochristus,	[283]
9	Of my journey to Smyrna, and how the Lord hath helped me, even to the end,	[288]
10	An Addition, by the elders of the Church of Smyrna, concerning the Passion of the Blessed Martyrs, Trophimus and Onesimus,	[293]
	The discourse of Lucius of Cyrene, (omitted from the Third Book),	[296]

ONESIMUS.