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Page 285
... Épinal MS . wants the same passages , but leaves no gaps , and the only sign there that anything is wrong is in a much later note at the foot of the page , in the second case only , in which the missing words of Scripture are given ...
... Épinal MS . wants the same passages , but leaves no gaps , and the only sign there that anything is wrong is in a much later note at the foot of the page , in the second case only , in which the missing words of Scripture are given ...
Page 286
... Épinal , neither is a copy of the other . Nor would it seem that they are both direct copies of one lost original . The Épinal MS . is the more accurate of the two . There is some reason to suppose that behind the insular ancestry there ...
... Épinal , neither is a copy of the other . Nor would it seem that they are both direct copies of one lost original . The Épinal MS . is the more accurate of the two . There is some reason to suppose that behind the insular ancestry there ...
Page 291
... Épinal MS . as the Murbach MS . , we might identify the Paris 1853 MS . as the Lorsch MS . referred to by Zimmer , op . cit . p . 157. I do not mean to suggest that Paris 1853 was written at Lorsch , especially after Prof. Lindsay's ...
... Épinal MS . as the Murbach MS . , we might identify the Paris 1853 MS . as the Lorsch MS . referred to by Zimmer , op . cit . p . 157. I do not mean to suggest that Paris 1853 was written at Lorsch , especially after Prof. Lindsay's ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
AN ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF THE TEXT | 37 |
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