New Testament Autographs
New Testament Autographs
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The calculations are given in a subsequent table, and are compared with estimates derived from various codices.
4. The same supposition of a normal iambic a-rixos explains the statement of Dionysius of Halicarnassus (on the superiority of the elocution of Demosthenes) that Demosthenes' works contain 50, 000 or 60, 000 o-Tt'xoi, M. Graux dismisses this statement with the words, ' on voit que Denys ne tenait pas a I'exactitude absolue des chiffres. ' But even if we admit the estimate to be a roug...h one, we have a right to assume that the accurate number of art'^oi should fall behveen the assigned limits. That it does not so fall is pointed out by W. Christ in his Atticusausgabe des Demosthenes, in which he calculates from the stichometric indications of certain manuscripts of Demosthenes that the whole number of (tt'ixoi- is not much above 42, 000. The conclusion drawn by the writer (as given by M. Weil in the Revue Critique for Nov. 27, 1882) is that the exemplar on which the reckoning is based is one of shorter lines than is usual.
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The calculations are given in a subsequent table, and are compared with estimates derived from various codices.
4. The same supposition of a normal iambic a-rixos explains the statement of Dionysius of Halicarnassus (on the superiority of the elocution of Demosthenes) that Demosthenes' works contain 50, 000 or 60, 000 o-Tt'xoi, M. Graux dismisses this statement with the words, ' on voit que Denys ne tenait pas a I'exactitude absolue des chiffres. ' But even if we admit the estimate to be a roug...h one, we have a right to assume that the accurate number of art'^oi should fall behveen the assigned limits. That it does not so fall is pointed out by W. Christ in his Atticusausgabe des Demosthenes, in which he calculates from the stichometric indications of certain manuscripts of Demosthenes that the whole number of (tt'ixoi- is not much above 42, 000. The conclusion drawn by the writer (as given by M. Weil in the Revue Critique for Nov. 27, 1882) is that the exemplar on which the reckoning is based is one of shorter lines than is usual.
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