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Explicit subject.
^"Ip ♦ ^ B. Perhaps accidental. ISlt^n ^1p is the usual phrase.
D^n. B + ^D. The ajxa which was added in v. 5 in anti- cipation of the rendering here, may be a free rendering and not an addition.
— 37 — Th\lii. B + xal la)(upqj. G+. Doublet. The word was omitted in the Greek rendering of v. 5.
'psn'l. B + . Auav. G + . Amplificatory. "nii ty^«. /^B. H + . Harmonistic; cf. V. 5. TVn-nS Hd'pM. ^B. H + . Explanatory.
21. "I»''"in''1. B read as singular and added yii^)iV^. G + . E...xplicit subject ntyi. /^B. H + . Amplificatory.
22. PNrrns. /^B. H + . Harmonistic; cf. Chapter 2. Miin. /^B. H + . Explanatory.
ntS'^iTriK. B. A^XYjv.
1^ nnyntyi -ItJ^W. ^B. Homoioteleuton; cf. Ginsburg p. 181.
23. Dnj^in. B + Btio. G + . Harmonistic; cf. 2 : i. D''^i*lJ3n. B + X7JV TToXiv. G + . Amplificatory, INi"*!, B + eU T7]v olxiav x^? '^ovaix6
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Explicit subject.
^"Ip ♦ ^ B. Perhaps accidental. ISlt^n ^1p is the usual phrase.
D^n. B + ^D. The ajxa which was added in v. 5 in anti- cipation of the rendering here, may be a free rendering and not an addition.
— 37 — Th\lii. B + xal la)(upqj. G+. Doublet. The word was omitted in the Greek rendering of v. 5.
'psn'l. B + . Auav. G + . Amplificatory. "nii ty^«. /^B. H + . Harmonistic; cf. V. 5. TVn-nS Hd'pM. ^B. H + . Explanatory.
21. "I»''"in''1. B read as singular and added yii^)iV^. G + . E...xplicit subject ntyi. /^B. H + . Amplificatory.
22. PNrrns. /^B. H + . Harmonistic; cf. Chapter 2. Miin. /^B. H + . Explanatory.
ntS'^iTriK. B. A^XYjv.
1^ nnyntyi -ItJ^W. ^B. Homoioteleuton; cf. Ginsburg p. 181.
23. Dnj^in. B + Btio. G + . Harmonistic; cf. 2 : i. D''^i*lJ3n. B + X7JV TToXiv. G + . Amplificatory, INi"*!, B + eU T7]v olxiav x^? '^ovaix6
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