[4.18] Compare Talmud of Babylon, Chagiga, 14 b.; Midraschim, Schir hasschirin Rabba, fol. 40 b.; Ruth Rabba, fol. 42 a.; Koheleth Rabba, 87 a.
[4.19] Matt. iii. 11; Luke iii. 16.
[4.20] Exodus iv. 10; compare Jeremiah i. 6.
[4.21] Isaiah vi. 5, et seq. Compare Jeremiah i. 9.
[4.22] Luke xi. 12; John xiv. 26.
[4.23] Acts ii. 5, et seq. This is the most probable sense of the narrative, although it may mean that each of the dialects was spoken separately by each of the preachers.
[4.24] Acts ii. 4. Compare I. Cor. xii. 10, 28; xiv. 21, 22. For analogous imaginations, see Calmeil, De la Folie, i. p. 9, 262; ii. p. 357, et seq.
[4.25] Talmud of Jerusalem, Sota, 21 b.
[4.26] Testimony of the Twelve Patriarchs, Judah, 25.
[4.27] Acts ii. 4; x. 34, et seq.; vi. 15; xix. 6; I. Cor. xii, xiv.