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Act 10:8. Ἄπαντα, all things) Implying pious (affectionate) familiarity towards his domestics, [which, without any sacrifice of their authority, experience of the Divine grace induces even illustrious (noble) men to exercise.-V. g.] Cornelius prudently (with a view to the subsequent confirmation of the faith of his household) speaks out all that he had seen. Peter prudently is silent as to his vision: Act 10:21; with which comp. Act 10:28 (where he only alludes to it, without going into the details).-ἀπέστειλεν, sent) There was no need of a letter.