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.

SAUL OF TARSUS

CHAPTER I

SAUL OF TARSUS

On a certain day in March of the year 36 A.D., a Levite, one of the Shoterim or Temple lictors, came down from Moriah, into the vale of Gihon, and entered the portal of the great college, builded in Jerusalem for the instruction of rabbis and doctors of Law in Judea.