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A silversmith called Demetrius, who provided work for a large number of craftsmen making silver shrines of Diana, (Acts 19, 24)
If Demetrius and the craftsmen he has with him want to complain about anyone, there are the assizes and the proconsuls; let them take the case to court. (Acts 19, 38)
how I have served the Lord in all humility, with all the sorrows and trials that came to me through the plots of the Jews. (Acts 20, 19)
While they were setting about killing him, word reached the tribune of the cohort that there was tumult all over Jerusalem. (Acts 21, 31)
He immediately called out soldiers and centurions and charged down on the crowd, who stopped beating Paul when they saw the tribune and the soldiers. (Acts 21, 32)
When the tribune came up he took Paul into custody, had him bound with two chains and enquired who he was and what he had done. (Acts 21, 33)
People in the crowd called out different things, and since the noise made it impossible for him to get any positive information, the tribune ordered Paul to be taken into the fortress. (Acts 21, 34)
Just as Paul was being taken into the fortress, he asked the tribune if he could have a word with him. The tribune said, 'You speak Greek, then? (Acts 21, 37)
and so the tribune had him brought into the fortress and ordered him to be examined under the lash, to find out the reason for the outcry against him. (Acts 22, 24)
But when they had strapped him down Paul said to the centurion on duty, 'Is it legal for you to flog a man who is a Roman citizen and has not been brought to trial?' (Acts 22, 25)
When he heard this the centurion went and told the tribune; 'Do you realise what you are doing?' he said. 'This man is a Roman citizen.' (Acts 22, 26)
So the tribune came and asked him, 'Tell me, are you a Roman citizen?' Paul answered 'Yes'. (Acts 22, 27)
