...QododáxTvÁ.os 'Hag. We hope that henceforth there will be no more endeavours demonstrare dígito the true reading of this passage ; and indeed that...of the two disputed lines will ever be recovered. Qriesbach maintains that the original reading was од, and that C. and D., have been altered in a...

...existed : this is too important a fact not to be carefully borne in mind. Mr. Cowper concludes : " We hope no one will think it possible, either with...of the two disputed lines will ever be recovered." (P. 10.) Mr. Cowper's conclusion is this : "«; Ip«vepco0rj may have been the reading of the manuscript;...

...am not able to assent to the conclusion of Mr Cowper (see p. 409, note) when he says " we hope that no one will think it possible, either with or without...truth of the matter by any inspection of the Codex" (Cod. Alex. Introd. p. xviii.) On the contrary, seeing (as every one must) with my own eyes, I have...

...am not quite able to assent to the conclusion of Mr Cowper (see p. 100) when he says "we hope that no one will think it possible, either with or without...truth of the matter by any inspection of the Codex" (Cod. Alex. Introd. p. xviii). On the contrary, seeing (as every one must see for himself) with my...

...many years, and yet am not able to assent to the conclusion of Mr. Cowper when he says ' We hope that no one will think it possible, either with or without a lens, to ascertain the truth of the matter by an inspection of the Codex.' On the contrary, seeing (as every one must) with my own eyes, I have always...

...many years, and yet am not able to assent to the conclusion of Mr. Cowper when he says ' We hope that no one will think it possible, either with or without a lens, to ascertain the truth of the matter by an inspection of the Codex.' On the contrary, seeing (as every one must) with my own eyes, I have always...