The orator Tertullus serves as a prosecutor in this text, as do people described as "the Cyrenians."
The Sonnini Manuscript purports to be a lost chapter of this book and makes the dubious claim that Roman Britain was inhabited by Jews. One figure in this book throws the viper into the fire while suffering no harm, which causes him to be called a god. The orator Tertullus serves as a prosecutor in this text, as do people described as "the Cyrenians." (*) Ananias and Sapphira die in this book after lying about their income. This book sees Tabitha raised from the dead, as well as the election of St. Matthias to replace a man who had accepted thirty pieces of silver. For 10 points, name this book of the Bible that describes the deeds of Jesus's followers.
The Sonnini Manuscript purports to be a lost chapter of this book and makes the dubious claim that Roman Britain was inhabited by Jews.
{Acts} of the Apostles [or {Praxeis} Apostolon]