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Ixiv INTRODUCTION Some of the A-group exhibit the (apparently conflate) f Aj>Q*j2 A^**Z ()QJ> = VTTO Sety/xa TTVPOS. But whichever of the A-readings is right, the B-reading is equally due to the resemblance between (AaCLMZ and A^.xZ, leading to the omission of the former. It will be noticed that in each and all of the above examples, the B-text is not only uncorroborated but (with the exception of example (e) where the B-reading is merely commonplace and pointless) is in itself improbable as being unsuited to the context in which it is found. This fact would not, of course, disprove the possibility that such readings existed in the exemplar used by the Philoxenian translator, though they would lower its value as a textual witness. But another feature, likewise found in common in all these examples without exception, cannot be thus dismissed from consideration. It is this, that (as above pointed out) in every case there is apparent to eye resemblance between the Syriac words wherein A and B differ utterly remote from one another in meaning and ear a close words which compels us to infer that one word has been written by mistake for the other ; while the Greek words represented by them are quite dissimilar inter se. For this fact Professor Merx has not accounted ; on his theory it is a mere accident that p*)OQ and )u>OQL look so much alike, (Ws.v"> and LO and ]KVv ^VQ, V!MQ.. and l**J ]'.*"** and and )AfiO, A */ and ]AjQ>jZ, while there is no likeness between ezriyi/wcrets (or en-turâra) and eTrayye'A/zara, KO and Aao?, av(D@v and Acu'AaTro?, yeAouw and vTrepoy/ca, KaXrjv <strong>ana</strong> clXiKpwij, TTOLWV and (fiXvapwv, VTTO irvp and Sety/â TTV/OO?. If indeed such likeness, however close, appeared in but one instance, it might be set down to chance, though it would justify us in suspecting a mistake in that instance. But recurring as it does in every instance, it warrants us in drawing confidently the general conclusion that the outward resemblance between two Syriac words, and not the existence of a Greek variant, has caused the B-text to deviate from the A-text and from the Greek. For it cannot be a mere accident that in every one of these examples two dissimilar Greek words should be represented by two Syriac words so nearly alike in written (or spoken) form that either might readily be by inadvertence substituted for the other. Then, as between the two Syriac words which in each case have by their similarity led to the disagreement of the texts, we are bound to accept the one which by
INTRODUCTION Ixv its own fitness and by all Greek evidence is attested as right, and to reject the other as a mere error of transcription. The (ii.) following examples are less conclusive only in that the B-reading is a possible variant in the Greek though not recorded as such, or, as in example an (i), actual though weakly attested variant. (A) 2 Pet. i. 4 (TO. ûeyicrra KCU Tt/x.ia). With A we read v^lO) câô of B = (all Gr.) Kal rifjua.) ( = KCU T//XCXS (unattested). (i) 2 Pet. i. 15 (
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REMNANTS OF THE LATEK SYKIAC VERSIO
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768808 GENEBAL PBEFACE THE contents
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REMNANTS OF THE LATER OF THE BIBLE.
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APPEXDIX III. THE SYRIAC VERSIONS O
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xviii INTRODUCTION of Hilkiah" (see
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