Acts 28
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Acts 28:7-14

7NowG1161 in the country surrounding that placeG5117 were the landsG5564 belonging to the chief man of the islandG3520, by nameG3686 PubliusG4196, who received us and gave [us] hospitality threeG5140 daysG2250 in a veryG1565 friendly way.

8And it happenedG1096 that the fatherG3962 of PubliusG4196 lay ill of feverG4446 and dysentery; to whom PaulG3972 enteredG1525 in, and having prayedG4336 and laidG2007 his handsG5495 on him cured him.

9But this having taken placeG1096, the restG3062 alsoG2532 who had sicknessesG769 in the islandG3520 cameG4334 and were healedG2323:

10who alsoG2532 honoured us with manyG4183 honours, and on our leaving they made presents to us of what should minister to our wants.

11And after threeG5140 monthsG3376 we sailed in a shipG4143 which had winteredG3914 in the islandG3520, an Alexandrian, with [the] Dioscuri for its ensign.

12And having come to Syracuse we remained threeG5140 daysG2250.

13Whence, going in a circuitous course, we arrived at Rhegium; and after oneG1520 dayG2250, the windG3558 having changed to southG3558, on the second dayG2250 we cameG2064 to Puteoli,

14whereG3757, having foundG2147 brethren, we were begged to stay with them sevenG2033 daysG2250. And thusG3779 we went to RomeG4516.

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