Ethiopic Didascalia — Platt English translation page 106
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Work: Ethiopic Didascalia
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Ethiopic Didascalia — Platt 1834 English, retained OCR
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bring reproach and disgrace and a stain upon the Church, and shall be con- demned before the Lord ; because she hath married a second husband, and hath not kept the command of the Scripture. Wherefore it is not right to appoint them hastily, without inquiring into their lives, and examining them, whether they have continence. And if they cannot persevere, it is better not to name them ; for they keep not that which they have promised. But if there be a young widow, who hath had a husband and hath been separate…
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- Ethiopic Didascalia — Platt 1834 English, retained OCR
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- Source language
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- Complete supplied Platt 1834 historical English translation window, printed pp.1–131, with title, English preface, historical Latin canon table, English section contents and English notes. Main bilingual pages: retained source LINE indices separate readable lower English text from the upper Ethiopic OCR; exact boundary map saved with source. Final supplied page ends mid-sentence and the source marks its manuscript text incomplete; missing text is not invented. Greek/Arabic introductory specimens, garbled Ethiopic section column and separate Ethiopic vocabulary appendix are excluded from this English Reader edition, while full original scan XML/TXT remains immutable. Notes may quote imperfectly OCRed ancient-language tokens; no cleaned Ge’ez original-language edition is claimed.
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Recorded provenance: Exact original XML retained as source.raw. Reading body extracts unchanged WORD text in LINE order from identified English line windows; every original line boundary and source uncertainty preserved. No translation, conjectural repair or attribution of garbled source OCR as authentic Ethiopic. Complete supplied Platt 1834 historical English translation window, printed pp.1–131, with title, English preface, historical Latin canon table, English section contents and English notes. Main bilingual pages: retained source LINE indices separate readable lower English text from the upper Ethiopic OCR; exact boundary map saved with source. Final supplied page ends mid-sentence and the source marks its manuscript text incomplete; missing text is not invented. Greek/Arabic introductory specimens, garbled Ethiopic section column and separate Ethiopic vocabulary appendix are excluded from this English Reader edition, while full original scan XML/TXT remains immutable. Notes may quote imperfectly OCRed ancient-language tokens; no cleaned Ge’ez original-language edition is claimed.
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