488.
[206] Wright's Apocryphal Acts (fourth century), translated from the Syriac, p.

3.
[207] (Fourth or fifth century) _ap._ Galland.vi.

132.
[208] _Ap._ Chrys.viii.

296.
[209] On a fresh Revision, &c., p.

73.--'[Greek: Anapiptein], (which occurs eleven times in the N.T.), when said of guests ([Greek: anakeimenoi]) at a repast, denotes nothing whatever but the preliminary act of each in taking his place at the table; being the Greek equivalent for our "_sitting down_" to dinner.