Chapter XIII: Paul's supposable Miracles explained 354

1. Objections, applying to them in the Aggregate 354

2. Supposable Miracle I. Elymas the Sorcerer blinded.--_Acts_
xiii. 6-12 358

3. Supposable Miracle II.--At Lystra, Cripple cured.--_Acts_
xiv. 8-11 361

4. Supposable Miracle III.--Divineress silenced.--_Acts_
xvi 16-18 362

5. Supposable Miracle IV.--At Philippi, an Earthquake:
Paul and Silas freed from Prison, A.D. 53 365

6. Supposable Miracle V.--At Corinth, Paul comforted by
the Lord in an _unseen_ Vision, A.D. 54--_Acts_
xviii. 7-11 369

7. Supposable Miracle VI.--At Ephesus, Diseases and
Devils expelled by foul Handkerchiefs.--_Acts_
xix. 1-12 372

8. Supposable Miracle VII.--At Ephesus, Exorcist Scevas
bedeviled.--_Acts_ xix. 13-20 373

9. Supposable Miracle VIII.--Magical Books burnt by the
Owners.--_Acts_ xix. 19, 20 380

10. Supposable Miracle IX.--At Troas, Eutychus found
not to be dead.--_Acts_ xx. 7-12 382

11. Supposable Miracle X.--On Shipboard, Paul comforted
by an Angel.--_Acts_ xxvii. 20-25 385

12. Supposable Miracle XI.--At Malta, a Reptile shaken off
by Paul without hurt.--_Acts_ xxviii. 1-6 386

13. Supposable Miracle XII.--At Malta, Deputy Publius's
Father cured.--_Acts_ xxviii. 7, 8 389

14. Conclusion: the Supposable Miracles classed and
summed up 393