Charles — Apocrypha & Pseudepigrapha Vol. I — Section 568

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Passage referenceCharles — Apocrypha & Pseudepigrapha Vol. I — Section 568

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R. H. Charles ed. 1913, Vol. I

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vpas| nu. BA 44, 106, 107 em] εν BA 44,106,107 ob 3» υμων] nu. BA 44, 106, 107 mart. up. | παλιν BA 44,106,107 5 >F ελεησ.] + payed) oven ΠΥΊΠΝΣ Fo x. συνάξει nuas BA 44, 106, 107 SaB ὁπου αν] ov eav BA ov 44, 106, το7 ubicumque 9 διασκορπισθητε] σκορπ. ΒΒ eaxopmadnre A διεσκορπισθῆμεν 44, τού, τοῦ S dispersi fueritis 3» 6. alter F οταν] εαν BA 44, τού, 107 k1°, . . ὑμῶν δ > & 22. ἐξομολ. (Cod. Vat.) cf. Th. Gram., p. 199. XIII. 3. ὅτι may be an error for οὗ or, as it is common to all recensions, a mistranslation of WN (Miiller, of. czz., D2 33) N. 1): al a : bi 6-108, N's lac…

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