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154 Novum Testamentum Grace Griesbach *
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40 . 67 . Ox emend . ) 68 . 69 . 73 . B b . r . YIt . 1 . Ed . Syr . Erp . Arm . v uy . It . Theoph . 2 . Aug . We have quoted this list of authorities , as a striking example of the insufficiency of external evidence to establish a reading , which has internal marks of spuriousness . fov ir < rov is not noticed by
Griesbach with the sign of the lowest degree of probability ; and it is manifestly false ; for Apollos ^ who knew only the baptism of John , could not teach accurately the doctrine of Jesus xix . 38 . dyogattoi 1 st , Ed . ] ciyooouoi 2 d . Ed . In a case which depends on the accents , as MS . authority cannot be applied , the sense must determine the true reading . The Syr . and Erp . translating artifices illi suni , seem to have read dyoo&ioi .
xx . 4 . #% f * tv \ J $ ama $ \ These words are omitted in B ( which substitute for Barb . l . )( Chiat ) IS . Erp . Qth . Vnlg . Bed . 1 at > The former of these two MSS . is of the highest authority ; the latter of considerable excellence ^ . The internal evidence in their favour is very strong ; for how could laike write that Paul was accompanied as far as Asia , by those ^ vho kft him at Philippi ? xx . 28 . EKKXycriav rov ocvgiov . " ] In the former edition , the two readings xvgiov and Qsov wore placed one above the other in the text : in this nvgiov is taken in ; Bsov ejected ; and kv ^ iov tcoli 6 eov placed in the inner margin , as a lectio hand spernenda . As this |
¦ ¦ ¦ 4 i ¦ i ,- in i .. M ¦ - " ¦— ¦ - ¦ ¦¦' ? Inter prasstantiores iibros referendum hunc **** * ( 13- 33 > Evangel . ) colli & i : potest , partini e collatione nostra allegationum Origenis cum lectionibus Codicis JL . &c . Griesb . Sy mb , Ciit . v . i . p . clxix ,
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alteration is one of the most important in the new edition ^ and some eminent men * have declared in favour of dsovy we shall endeavour to state the question as clearly as we can ; Griesbach ' s excellent note , though very con - cise , being much too long for insertion .
I- Manuscripts . ytvgiou—All the MSS . f in uncial letters except one , and eight J others . dsou—Seventeen , all in small letters . nvgiov 8 eov—Two , do . dsov Koti Kvqwv—One do . Kvgiov koci Qc 6 v—One , large let r ters ( G ) sixty-three , small . KPicrrov .
• 3 IF . Versions . xvgiov—Sahid . Copt . Arm , Syr . post , in niarg . S yr * Oth . ( dub . ) || cant . laud . Qeov . Vulg . Syr . post . Cod . Syr . vat . ( a Lectionary of the 10 th century . )
* Bengel , Michaelis , Wakefleld , Sue . The reading of Vat . 1209 ( B ) is uncertain- Professor Birch quoted it in his various readings for bttv , which he says in a subsequent part of his work , was an error of his , or the printer ' s . He could not then ascertain its real reading , but from , its general character it caa hardly be doubted that it is xvgtcv , $ Our numbers differ from Griesbach ' s , as we include Birch ' s MSS . || Griesbach says , that the Oth . renders 9 * or and xvgio $ y by the same word which he supposes here stands for xvgto $ 9 because the Arm . and Copt , pearl y allied to the Oth . evidently read so . We will not quote the passage in which Mr . Wakeficld denies the truth of Griesbach's
assertion , that the Oth . so translates ; but will only observe , that any one who reads that language , or 'who possesses Bode ' s Pseudo- ^ rit . Millio-Bcngeliana , in which the erroneua citations of the oriental versions are corrected , would confer an obligation on the
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1807, page 154, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2378/page/42/
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