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Work: Testament of Our Lord

Passage referenceHistorical English source page 9
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Testament of Our Lord — Cooper/Maclean1902 English

THE TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD» Translated into English from the Syriac With Introduction and Notes BY JAMES COOPER, D.D. & PROFESSOR OF ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW AND ARTHUR JOHN MACLEAN, M.A,, F.R.GS. SOMETIME DEAN or ARGYLL AND THE ISLES EDINBURGH T. & T. CLARK, 38 GEORGE STREET 1902 2D
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Testament of Our Lord — Cooper/Maclean1902 English
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eng
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Complete supplied Cooper/Maclean1902 historical English edition: original title,preface,introduction,translation,notes,two historical appendices (Abyssinian Anaphora and ArabicDidascaliaMystagogia) and finalindexes through printedp269. Publisherads,covers andblankscanobjects excluded. This is a historical English translation from the Syriac witness; no cleaned Syriac original is claimed. Readerusesexactphysicalsourcepages. Empty source objects [21, 65, 67, 159, 263] remain only inrawartifact. UncorrectedOCR may containspelling/glyph/lineordererrors.
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Recorded provenance: Exact raw original XML retained as source.raw; original WORD text extracted in unchanged LINE order. No conjectural OCR repair,translation or inventedtext. Complete supplied Cooper/Maclean1902 historical English edition: original title,preface,introduction,translation,notes,two historical appendices (Abyssinian Anaphora and ArabicDidascaliaMystagogia) and finalindexes through printedp269. Publisherads,covers andblankscanobjects excluded. This is a historical English translation from the Syriac witness; no cleaned Syriac original is claimed.

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