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&c « &cc . It seldom or never ap ete with " ihe / M . SS . which , in this place , read Oe&Vf but belongs to another faihily * -V . Codek 37 is £ very whtere
interpolated by grosses and absurd interpretations , of Which that should be especially compared with our present text , which is Teadkt Acts xiii . 41 . irr this copy and among the scholia of Mat . lhaei ' s copy d ; thus , oti o &so $ rtavpovTou yiou jxtt ' o footer #£ / , God is
crucified and ' dies . Besides , respecting this Copy 37 , compare ^ Wets . at Acts ii . 24 , xii . 2 O , &c &c , and in the Epistles of Paul , lCar . xv . 29 , &c . &c VI . Codex 64 and 65 , which
are those of Vienna , very seldom furnish a reading of better note , if 4 hc same be not found in a great many other M . SS . , VII . The Uusal Codex , 68 ,
sometimes , to be sure ^ agrees with the 1 @iff % opies , as may be seen even ftoihi&jr selection- of various readfogfe th this work ; but when it differs from' these in the Acts , as itf &is plaice ^ it coincides with the fecoitd edition of the works of
TKeoph y lact , containing a text atid commenrt ^ of the Acts , which has been published by Fiflettus , and which I am accustom . ti ib refer to under the
designation' 6 f Tkeoph . 2 L From these $ \ P % p it is easy to judge of ihe Character , age and country of this Upsal copy . If any one ShotikTvvish to weigh more accu-^ My the value of the readings
, * ¦ * w manuscripts arc divided into *^ c families , as it is expressed , as they ^ jj ^ ty ptocc $ udcd from the revisions or Jf ^ W ^ W tVsj arc called , of the West , Jf Alcitandria , and of Constantinople . H Wfl ^^ 'y'vs ^ i ., y' * ^ Ljii ' -L - >" ' . *¦
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Trdnslation of Crriesbach ' s Note on Acts xx . 2 ^ 665
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which are either peculiar to this manuscript , or common to it and a few others only , may consult in Aurivillius , ' who published Hie Upsa / l variations , the following places , Acts ix . 24 , xh . 13 , &c . &c .
VUK AH the other M . SS , which have , or appear to have , Qeov , that is to say , l 6 . 23 . 39 . 45 . 56 . nay , and even 4 . 7 . 22 * and 37 . are related to one ano * ther by a close affinity . Consult Wets , at Acts xi . 28 . xii . 25 , &c .
&c . All that can be said of this whole family of M . SS . is , merely that it does not always differ froiti
the good readings of the few co * - pies . But readings to be found in this set alone , if some belonging to Codex 16 be excepted , are of very little value .
From all these things it clearly appears that Qeov is not supported by even one good MS . uhicfi ^ from its antiquity , or its intrinsic excellence , can be complimeiitdd with the title of a competent atfii uncorrupted witness . It is ttSt found , except in modern eopiel ^
and those either to he altog ^ thdr despised , or miserably
interpolated , at least in many places * Nor yet is it capable of supporting itself by the authority of versions . Foj no translation has Bsov , except the modern Vulgate , which the
more ancient Latin M . SS . contradict , and the Philoxenian Syriac ,
which was done in the sixth cen tury only , and even this itself furnishes xupiov in the margin * . And , lastly , no certain indications
of the readirig 6 s 6 t ) can be"tratf £ d in the Fathers before' Epiphaliius ( who , evei > in the MS . copy b&-longing-w-tfce librarf \> f th ^ Unfy versity of Jen « i , tflr 8 i # y It'btfft
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1813, page 665, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2433/page/41/
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