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Work: Didascalia Apostolorum
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Didascalia Apostolorum — Gibson 1903 English, OCR
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NOTES. Page 13, f. 9 b. These discourses of John and Matthew are almost identical with the commencement of the AtSa^r/. Page 1 8, f. n b. The Doctrine of Addai is also contained under the title Doctrine of the Apostles in Cureton, Syriac Documents, 1864, pp. 24 ff. with notes on p. 1 66 ff. In Lagarde's Reliquiae Juris Ecclesiastici Antiquissimae Graece, pp. 89 — 92, will be found a translation into Greek of this portion of the Didascalia, as far as to page 21, 1. 24, inclusive. Lagarde has also translated the fir…
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- Didascalia Apostolorum — Gibson 1903 English, OCR
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- Complete supplied historical English Gibson 1903 edition: title/introduction, historical source/quotation tables, translation through printed p.112 and Nau chronology appendix. This Syriac-tradition translation is distinct from the Ethiopic Didascalia. Empty scan pages, if any, have no reading passage; original raw artifacts preserve them: [15, 19]. Uncorrected source OCR may contain spelling, glyph and line-order errors. Reader navigation uses physical source pages, not reconstructed historical chapters.
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Recorded provenance: Source.raw is the exact retained upstream DjVu XML artifact, not a synthesized source. Reading body extracts its original WORD text in LINE order, joined with LF. Selected physical object order and textual boundaries identify this source section; raw full TXT/XML retained. No words, historical uncertainty or OCR errors silently corrected. Complete supplied historical English Gibson 1903 edition: title/introduction, historical source/quotation tables, translation through printed p.112 and Nau chronology appendix. This Syriac-tradition translation is distinct from the Ethiopic Didascalia. Empty scan pages, if any, have no reading passage; original raw artifacts preserve them: [15, 19].
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