S Clement of Rome volume 2
S Clement of Rome volume 2
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I, i Cor. Xv. 34. See also Cle7n. Horn. Ii. 6, iii. 47, iv. 8, xviii. 13, 18.
etf iTv'vyvuxjLV S6^?;y] Comp. Apost. Const, viii. 11 o Sta Xpia-rov K^pvyjj. A yi/cocrecos 8ovs tthuv els eTriyvaxrii' ttjs (rfjs 8o^r]s Kcii TOV ovofiaTos crov.
The language of Clement here seems to be inspired by Ephes. I. 5 sq.
I. EXiriCiip] Some words have been omitted in the Greek MS, as the first editor has correctly seen. The words supplied in the text, Aos rmlv, Kvpu, will suffice. The same omission existed a...lso in the text from which the Syriac Version was made. In consequence of this, a-ov, ere, ae, aov, €TTaidev(Tas, rjycda-as, erifii^aas, are there altered to avoid the abrupt transition from the third person to the second ; and at length words are inserted before 'A|toO/xei^ to introduce the second person. On the recurrence of lacunar in our authorities see above, I. P. 145 sq. Hilgenfeld gets over the difficulty in part by substituting apoi^ov for dvoi^as: while Gebhardt and Harnack deny that the text is either defective or corrupt, and at- tempt to justify the transition by such passages as Acts i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I, i Cor. Xv. 34. See also Cle7n. Horn. Ii. 6, iii. 47, iv. 8, xviii. 13, 18.
etf iTv'vyvuxjLV S6^?;y] Comp. Apost. Const, viii. 11 o Sta Xpia-rov K^pvyjj. A yi/cocrecos 8ovs tthuv els eTriyvaxrii' ttjs (rfjs 8o^r]s Kcii TOV ovofiaTos crov.
The language of Clement here seems to be inspired by Ephes. I. 5 sq.
I. EXiriCiip] Some words have been omitted in the Greek MS, as the first editor has correctly seen. The words supplied in the text, Aos rmlv, Kvpu, will suffice. The same omission existed a...lso in the text from which the Syriac Version was made. In consequence of this, a-ov, ere, ae, aov, €TTaidev(Tas, rjycda-as, erifii^aas, are there altered to avoid the abrupt transition from the third person to the second ; and at length words are inserted before 'A|toO/xei^ to introduce the second person. On the recurrence of lacunar in our authorities see above, I. P. 145 sq. Hilgenfeld gets over the difficulty in part by substituting apoi^ov for dvoi^as: while Gebhardt and Harnack deny that the text is either defective or corrupt, and at- tempt to justify the transition by such passages as Acts i.
What to read after S Clement of Rome volume 2?
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