1ὩςδὲἐκρίθητοῦsailingἡμᾶςεἰςτὴνItaly,παρεδίδουντόντεΠαῦλονκαίτιναςἑτέρουςprisonersto a centurion,ὀνόματιJuliusof the cohortof Augustus.2Having boardedδὲπλοίῳof Adramyttiumμέλλοντιto sailεἰςτοὺςκατὰτὴνAsiaτόπουςwe set sail —ὄντοςσὺνἡμῖνAristarchus,a Macedonianof Thessalonica.3Τῇτεἑτέρᾳwe landedεἰςSidon.ConsideratelyτεὁJulius,τῷΠαύλῳhaving treated,allowed himπρὸςτοὺςfriendsπορευθέντιcareto receive.4And from therehaving set sail,we sailed underτὴνCyprus,διὰτὸτοὺςwindsεἶναιcontrary.5τότεthenτὸκατὰτὴνCiliciaκαὶPamphylia,having sailed across the sea,we cameεἰςMyraτῆςof Lycia.6And there,εὑρὼνὁcenturionπλοῖονof AlexandriasailingεἰςτὴνItaly,he placedἡμᾶςεἰςαὐτό.7Ἐνmanyδὲἡμέραιςsailing slowlyκαὶwith difficulty,γενόμενοικατὰτὴνCnidus,μὴpermittingἡμᾶςτοῦwind,we sailed underτὴνCrete,κατὰSalmone.8With difficultyτεcoasting alongαὐτὴνἤλθομενεἰςτόποντινὰκαλούμενονΚαλοὺςHavens,ᾧnearπόλιςἦνof Lasea.9Muchδὲχρόνουhaving passed,καὶὄντοςἤδηdangerousτοῦvoyage,διὰτὸκαὶτὴνFastἤδηbeing over,was admonishing themὁΠαῦλος10λέγωναὐτοῖς·Ἄνδρες,θεωρῶὅτιμετὰdisasterκαὶπολλῆςloss,οὐμόνοντοῦcargoκαὶτοῦπλοίουἀλλὰκαὶτῶνψυχῶνἡμῶνμέλλεινἔσεσθαιτὸνvoyage.11Ὁδὲthe centurionτῷpilotκαὶτῷship ownerμᾶλλονἐπείθετοἢτοῖςὑπὸΠαύλουλεγομένοις.12Unsuitableδὲτοῦharborὑπάρχοντοςπρὸςwinter in,οἱmajorityἔθεντοa decisionto set sailfrom there,εἴπωςδύναιντοhaving arrivedεἰςPhoenix,to winter there —a harborτῆςof Crete,βλέποντακατὰthe southwestκαὶκατὰthe northwest.13Having blown gentlyδὲa south wind,δόξαντεςτῆςpurposeto have obtained,ἄραντεςvery nearthey began coasting alongτὴνCrete.14μετ᾽οὐπολὺδὲἔβαλενκατ᾽αὐτῆςa windtempestuous,ὁκαλούμενοςthe Northeaster.15Having been caughtδὲτοῦπλοίουκαὶμὴδυναμένουto faceτῷwind,having given wayἐφερόμεθα.16An Islandδέτιhaving run under,καλούμενονCauda,we were ablewith difficultycontrolγενέσθαιτῆςlifeboat,17ἣνἄραντεςsupportsthey began using,undergirdingτὸπλοῖον,φοβούμενοίτεμὴεἰςτὴνsandbars of Syrtisthey should fall,having loweredτὸgear,οὕτωςἐφέροντο.18Violentlyδὲbeing storm-tossedἡμῶντῇnext daya jettison of cargoἐποιοῦντο19καὶτῇτρίτῃwith their own handsτὴνtackleτοῦπλοίουthey cast away.20Neitherδὲsunnorstarsappearingἐπὶmanyἡμέρας,tempestτεοὐκsmalllying on us,from then onwas abandonedἐλπὶςπᾶσατοῦσῴζεσθαιἡμᾶς.21Πολλῆςτεtime without foodὑπαρχούσηςτότεσταθεὶςὁΠαῦλοςἐνμέσῳαὐτῶνεἶπεν·It behooved youμέν,Oἄνδρες,having been obedientμοιμὴto have set sailἀπὸτῆςCrete,to have incurredτετὴνdisasterταύτηνκαὶτὴνloss.22καὶτὰνῦνI exhortὑμᾶςto keep up your courage;lossγὰρψυχῆςοὐδεμίαἔσταιἐξὑμῶνonlyτοῦπλοίου.23Stood byγάρμοιταύτῃτῇνυκτὶτοῦΘεοῦ,οὗεἰμιἐγώᾧκαὶI serve,ἄγγελος24λέγων·Μὴφοβοῦ,Παῦλε,Caesarσεδεῖto stand before.καὶἰδοὺhas grantedσοιὁΘεὸςπάνταςτοὺςsailingμετὰσοῦ.25Διὸtake courage,ἄνδρες·πιστεύωγὰρτῷΘεῷὅτιοὕτωςἔσταικαθ᾽ὃνwayλελάληταίμοι.26εἰςan islandδέτιναδεῖἡμᾶςto fall.27Ὡςδὲthe fourteenthνὺξἐγένετοbeing driven aboutἡμῶνἐντῷAdriatic,κατὰμέσοντῆςνυκτὸςbegan sensingοἱsailorsto be drawing nearτινὰαὐτοῖςland.28καὶhaving taken soundings,εὗρονfathomstwenty.A littleδὲhaving gone fartherκαὶπάλινhaving taken soundings,εὗρονfathomsfifteen.29φοβούμενοίτεμήsomewhereκατὰrockyτόπουςwe might fall,ἐκsternhaving castanchorsfour,they were praying forἡμέρανγενέσθαι.30Τῶνδὲsailorsζητούντωνto fleeἐκτοῦπλοίουκαὶhaving let downτὴνlifeboatεἰςτὴνθάλασσανunder pretenseὡςἐκthe bowanchorsμελλόντωνto cast out,31εἶπενὁΠαῦλοςτῷcenturionκαὶτοῖςsoldiers,Ἐὰνμὴοὗτοιμείνωσινἐντῷπλοίῳ,ὑμεῖςσωθῆναιοὐδύνασθε.32τότεcut awayοἱsoldiersτὰropesτῆςlifeboat,καὶallowedαὐτὴνto fall away.33Untilδὲοὗἡμέραἤμελλενγίνεσθαι,παρεκάλειὁΠαῦλοςallto partakeof food,λέγων·The fourteenthtodayἡμέρανwatchingwithout eatingyou continue,μηθὲνhaving taken.34διὸπαρακαλῶὑμᾶςto takefood;τοῦτογὰρπρὸςτῆςof youpreservationὑπάρχει,οὐδενὸςγὰρὑμῶνa hairἀπὸτῆςκεφαλῆςἀπολεῖται.35Εἴπαςδὲταῦτακαὶλαβὼνἄρτονhe gave thanksτῷΘεῷἐνώπιονπάντωνκαὶhaving broken it,ἤρξατοἐσθίειν.36Encouragedδὲγενόμενοιπάντεςκαὶαὐτοὶtookfood.37ἤμεθαδὲαἱπᾶσαιψυχαὶἐντῷπλοίῳtwo hundredseventysix.38Having been filledδὲwith food,they began to lightenτὸπλοῖονἐκβαλλόμενοιτὸνwheatεἰςτὴνθάλασσαν.39Ὅτεδὲἡμέραἐγένετο,τὴνγῆνοὐκthey did recognize;a bayδέτιναthey noticed,ἔχονταa shore,εἰςὃνthey determined,εἰδύναιντοto driveτὸπλοῖον.40καὶτὰςanchorshaving cut away,they left themεἰςτὴνθάλασσαν,at the same timehaving loosenedτὰςropesτῶνrudders.καὶhaving hoistedτὸνforesailτῇblowing wind,they began makingεἰςτὸνshore.41Having fallenδὲεἰςτόπονbetween two seas,they ran agroundτὴνvessel;καὶἡμὲνbowhaving stuck fast,ἔμεινενimmovable,ἡδὲthe sternwas being broken upὑπὸτῆςviolenceτῶνwaves.42Τῶνδὲsoldiers,the planἐγένετοἵνατοὺςprisonersἀποκτείνωσιν,μήτιςhaving swum away,should escape.43ὁδὲthe centurion,desiringto saveτὸνΠαῦλονhinderedαὐτοὺςτοῦthe purpose;he commandedτετοὺςδυναμένουςto swim,having cast themselves offπρώτουςἐπὶτὴνγῆνto go out,44καὶτοὺςrest,οὓςμὲνἐπὶboards,οὓςδὲἐπίτινωντῶνἀπὸτοῦπλοίου.καὶοὕτωςἐγένετοπάνταςwere brought safelyἐπὶτὴνγῆν.Tap a word to flip it. Press and hold on mobile, or right-click on desktop, for word settings.
