Saul of Tarsus: A Tale of the Early Christians

by Elizabeth Miller

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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.