Ante-Nicene Fathers — Vol. 06 — CCEL UTF-8 text — Section 1751
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Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. 6
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[3711] The ms. reads, habitare atque habitare juss-e-r-unt. All edd. omit the first two words, the first ed. without further change; but the active verb is clearly out of place, and therefore all other edd. read jussæ sunt, as above. Oehler, however, from habitare omitted by the others, would emend aditare, "to approach,"--a conjecture with very little to recommend it. [3712] These are all substantives in the original. __________________________________________________________________ 44. But, you say, they came of their own accord, not sent [3713] by their lord. And [3714] where was …
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