[16.4] Gal. i. 15, 16; Acts xvii. 15, 21; xxvi. 17–18; I Cor. i 1; Rom. i, 1, 5; xv. 15, etc.
[16.5] Acts xiii. 5.
[16.6] The author of Acts, being a partisan of the hierarchy and of church-domination, has perhaps inserted this circumstance. Paul knew nothing of any such ordination or consecration. He received his commission from Christ, and did not consider himself any more especially the envoy of the church of Antioch than of that of Jerusalem.
[16.7] Acts xiii. 3; xiv. 25.
[16.8] In I. Peter v. 13, Babylon means Rome.
[16.9] Cic. Pro Archia, 10.
[16.10] Jos., B. J., II. xx. 2; VII. iii 3.
[16.11] Acts xviii. 24, &c.
[16.12] See Philo. De Vita Contempl. passim.
[16.13] Pseudo-Hermes. Asclepius, fol. 158, v. 159 r. (Florence Juntes, 15,12.)