The Principal Versions of Baruch
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" that we may serve him"; 1:14^x5 fc^ "before the Lord"; 2:2 M^ " upon the earth " ; 2 : 3^"U "should eat " ; 2 :14 PI " but " ; 2 : 15 ; 3 : 7 l--H "holy"; 2:17 oi^J?, -^-1 "those who descend"; 2:19 v^o-o^-jV^ "for our righteousness"; 2:20^= "all"; 3:12 -? "because" (?) ; 3:30 i "or"; 4:6 -? V_JL_Nnnl> "from whom I received you"; 4:28 V-^Za^ "to the Lord"; 4:31 IMV* cities"; 4: 37 -^ "to thee", U^^? "of the sun"; 5:5 ^^1 "awake", j. Rspkia^o "and to the west", ^N ^-^lc " and they are com- ing ...to thee"; 5:8 l-a^ " forest"; 5 : 9 n Ss "over you".
About eighty additions have been enumerated in the above lists ; thirty of these are found in the Syro-Hexaplar and in extant Greek codices, seven others agree with the Latin, and the rest are without known authority. In seeking a satisfactory explana- tion of these additions, it must be remembered on the one hand that codices were worthless to that degree in which they could be shown to have additions without authority, and on the other that great pains were taken to avoid omitting anything authori- tative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" that we may serve him"; 1:14^x5 fc^ "before the Lord"; 2:2 M^ " upon the earth " ; 2 : 3^"U "should eat " ; 2 :14 PI " but " ; 2 : 15 ; 3 : 7 l--H "holy"; 2:17 oi^J?, -^-1 "those who descend"; 2:19 v^o-o^-jV^ "for our righteousness"; 2:20^= "all"; 3:12 -? "because" (?) ; 3:30 i "or"; 4:6 -? V_JL_Nnnl> "from whom I received you"; 4:28 V-^Za^ "to the Lord"; 4:31 IMV* cities"; 4: 37 -^ "to thee", U^^? "of the sun"; 5:5 ^^1 "awake", j. Rspkia^o "and to the west", ^N ^-^lc " and they are com- ing ...to thee"; 5:8 l-a^ " forest"; 5 : 9 n Ss "over you".
About eighty additions have been enumerated in the above lists ; thirty of these are found in the Syro-Hexaplar and in extant Greek codices, seven others agree with the Latin, and the rest are without known authority. In seeking a satisfactory explana- tion of these additions, it must be remembered on the one hand that codices were worthless to that degree in which they could be shown to have additions without authority, and on the other that great pains were taken to avoid omitting anything authori- tative.
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