The Gospel of Thomas: Latin Form.

 Here Beginneth the Treatise of the Boyhood of Jesus According to Thomas.

 Chapter II.—How a Schoolmaster Thrust Him Out of the City.

 Chapter III.—How Jesus Went Out of Egypt.

 Chapter IV.—What the Lord Jesus Did in the City of Nazareth.

 Chapter V.—How the Citizens Were Enraged Against Joseph on Account of the Doings of Jesus.

 Chapter VI.—How Jesus Was Treated by the Schoolmaster.

 Chapter VII.—How Jesus Raised a Boy to Life.

 Chapter VIII.—How Jesus Healed a Boy’s Foot.

 Chapter IX.—How Jesus Carried Water in a Cloak.

 Chapter X.—How Jesus Sowed Wheat.

 Chapter XI.—How Jesus Made a Short Piece of Wood of the Same Length as a Longer One.

 Chapter XII.—How Jesus Was Handed Over to Learn His Letters.

 Chapter XIII.—How He Was Handed Over to Another Master.

 Chapter XIV.—How Jesus Delivered James from the Bite of a Serpent.

 Chapter XV.—How Jesus Raised a Boy to Life.

Latin Form.

Here Beginneth the Treatise of the Boyhood of Jesus According to Thomas.

Chapter I.—How Mary and Joseph Fled with Him into Egypt.

When a commotion took place in consequence of the search made by Herod for our Lord Jesus Christ to kill Him, then an angel said to Joseph: Take Mary and her boy, and flee into Egypt from the face of those who seek to kill Him. And Jesus was two years old when He went into Egypt.

And as He was walking through a field of corn, He stretched forth His hand, and took of the ears, and put them over the fire, and rubbed them, and began to eat.

And when they had come into Egypt, they received hospitality in the house of a certain widow, and they remained in the same place one year.

And Jesus was in His third year. And seeing boys playing, He began to play with them. And He took a dried fish, and put it into a basin, and ordered it to move about. And it began to move about. And He said again to the fish: Throw out thy salt which thou hast, and walk into the water. And it so came to pass. And the neighbours, seeing what had been done, told it to the widow woman in whose house Mary His mother lived. And as soon as she heard it, she thrust them out of her house with great haste.