The Old-Irish Glosses At Würzburg And Carlsruhe
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it is manifest to you that it is the work- ' I suppose Hand to be an en-or for mid. The two things seem to be the two constructions of v. 9, viz. taking sine intermiasione with memoriam, or takin" it with orationibus, ° Romans, I. 20 — //. 25. 239 ing of one ordained. 15. His eternity is perceived. 16. as (Supra, p. 2.) being God. 17. they showed no reverence of Grod. 18. from (the) light of (the) knowledge of God. 19. It is not an image that they adored, but it is the likeness of an image ......... 20. 80 that they offer their bodies. . . . 21. brand- ings. 22. because it is the creature which they served, not the Creator.
Fol. 1°. 1. each against another. 2. the shamefulness. i^°i"- >• 27- 3. it is to them will be paid the recompense of their sins.
4. with every iniquity. 5. whisperers. 6. slander of a neigh- bour. 7. they are worthy or they are ... 8. all man, , i.e. every one ! 9. when thou consentest. 13. What is TUa wicked if thou reprovest and when thou dost this afterwards i.e.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
it is manifest to you that it is the work- ' I suppose Hand to be an en-or for mid. The two things seem to be the two constructions of v. 9, viz. taking sine intermiasione with memoriam, or takin" it with orationibus, ° Romans, I. 20 — //. 25. 239 ing of one ordained. 15. His eternity is perceived. 16. as (Supra, p. 2.) being God. 17. they showed no reverence of Grod. 18. from (the) light of (the) knowledge of God. 19. It is not an image that they adored, but it is the likeness of an image ......... 20. 80 that they offer their bodies. . . . 21. brand- ings. 22. because it is the creature which they served, not the Creator.
Fol. 1°. 1. each against another. 2. the shamefulness. i^°i"- >• 27- 3. it is to them will be paid the recompense of their sins.
4. with every iniquity. 5. whisperers. 6. slander of a neigh- bour. 7. they are worthy or they are ... 8. all man, , i.e. every one ! 9. when thou consentest. 13. What is TUa wicked if thou reprovest and when thou dost this afterwards i.e.
What to read after The Old-Irish Glosses At Würzburg And Carlsruhe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philological Society (Great Britain) to read onlineMoreLess
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