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... the d and stihich the helt for its une ze vir probably the Greek manuscripts of
the New Testament , so that even the unlearned reader , accustomed only to the
common English version , will at once see that discrimination between the
several ...
... the d and stihich the helt for its une ze vir probably the Greek manuscripts of
the New Testament , so that even the unlearned reader , accustomed only to the
common English version , will at once see that discrimination between the
several ...
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13 ned memberof the bigotry and Montfaucose of a plot of the MSS . , would
probably interfere with an edition of the · Vetus • Itala , ' about which some
members of their own body were engaged . It ' s comical , ' says Bentley , in a
letter to ...
13 ned memberof the bigotry and Montfaucose of a plot of the MSS . , would
probably interfere with an edition of the · Vetus • Itala , ' about which some
members of their own body were engaged . It ' s comical , ' says Bentley , in a
letter to ...
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... were only made for the purpose of ingratiating himself with the Archbishop ,
and thereby strengthening his case against the Fellows of his College . That this
was a mere calumny is quite certain . He himself , probably , never relinquished ...
... were only made for the purpose of ingratiating himself with the Archbishop ,
and thereby strengthening his case against the Fellows of his College . That this
was a mere calumny is quite certain . He himself , probably , never relinquished ...
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There was therefore a reason for their finding a place ( probably one after the
other ) in the margin as explanatory glosses . The variation Sikatoúvnu troinoátw
might likewise obtain a similar position as an explanation of the ambiguous ...
There was therefore a reason for their finding a place ( probably one after the
other ) in the margin as explanatory glosses . The variation Sikatoúvnu troinoátw
might likewise obtain a similar position as an explanation of the ambiguous ...
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The first step would probably be to place the variations in the margin in the form
of notes ; a second to make a kind of Diatessaron by taking some one of the
Evangelists as a basis , and interweaving into the web of his account the ...
The first step would probably be to place the variations in the margin in the form
of notes ; a second to make a kind of Diatessaron by taking some one of the
Evangelists as a basis , and interweaving into the web of his account the ...
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