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
2 _How Artemidorus rebuked me, supposing that I was in danger of becoming a Christian_, 123
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
11 _ Of the death of Eucharis, and how I was again accused of theft_, 170
1 _How I escaped from the house of Philemon_, 176
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
2 _How I returned to Philemon at Colossæ_, 211
3 _Of my discourse with Artemidorus concerning the Faith_, 214
5 _Of the last words and death of Artemidorus_, 223
1 _How I came to Rome to see the blessed Apostle_, 226
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
6 _How Paulus was prepared for the preaching of the Gospel_, 247
1 _Of the death of Nero, and how Rome was divided against itself_, 257
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
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
In the last year of the Emperor Tiberius I and my twin-brother Chrestus were found lying in one cradle, exposed with a great number of other babes upon the steps of the temple of Asclepius, in Pergamus, a city of Bithynia. Sign or token of our parents, whether they were free-born or slave, there was none; but only a little silver seal hung round my neck, and on the seal these words in Greek characters, I LOVE THEE, and on my brother Chrestus another of the same fashion, bearing the inscription, TRUST ME. Many a time during the days of my wanderings have I spoken reproachfully in my heart, saying that our parents gave us small cause for trust, and that it was poor love to send out into the rough world two innocent babes with no other equipment against evil than these slight toys. But the hand of the Lord was in it, to turn this evil into good in the end.