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THE PESHITTA PSALTER
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[All Rights reserved.] THE PESHITTA PSALTER
ACCORDING TO THE WEST SYRIAN TEXT
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WITH AN APPARATUS CRITICUS
BY
WILLIAM EMERY BARNES D.D. Fellow of Peterhouse Hulsean Professor of Divinity (Author of The Peshitta Text of Chronicles)
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PRE ACE.
COMPARATIVELY, little use has hitherto been made of the MSS of the Peshitta of the O. T., and in particular of the MSS of the Psalms. Gabriel Sionita composed an Apparatus Criticus from three MSS for his edition of the Psalter issued in 1625, but he does not specify his MSS, and his various readings are usually given in Latin, not in Syriac. Herbert Thorndyke's Apparatus given in vol. vi of the London Polyglot (1657) is a much 'better piece of work, but it is based on two MSS, both of late date. J.' Dathe reprinted the .text of Erpenius in 1768 and added variants from the London Polyglot at the foot of the page. F. Baethgen made a collation of the codex Ambrosianus with three more recent MSS, two Malkite, one Jacobite, in his Untersuchungen, Kiel, 1878. Bishop Joseph David prefixed a comparison of the Jacobite with the Chaldean text to his edition of the Psalter, Mosul, 1877. I have made use of the work of my five predecessors with admiration and gratitude, but as it did not touch the store of MSS contained in the British Museum, room was left for yet another Apparatus Criticus to the Psalms. This I have endeavoured to supply. I have spent a considerable part of my best working time during the past seven years on the task, and I have striven by verification to attain a high standard of accuracy, since without it this work must prove valueless. Professors Bevan and Kennett have done me the very great service of reading the whole of my text in proof sheets. Mr Burkitt and Mr McLean have helped me greatly in other ways. Dr Ceriani facilitated with his usual kindness my few days' work at Milan. The authorities of the Laurentian Library at Florence most courteously procured for me photographs of the pages of codex F which contain the Psalms. - The authorities of the British Museum have allowed me the viii PREFACE freest use of their Syriac MSS. To the Cambridge University Library I am under a great obligation. For the circumstance that this book sees the light of day at all I am indebted (deeply indebted) to the generosity of the Syndics of the .Cambridge University Press. To the Managers of the Hort Fund I owe many thanks for the ready kindness with which they undertook the cost of the photographs of codex F. My work was much helped by Dr L. Techen's Syriac-Hebrew Glossary to the Psalter published in the Zeitschrift f. d. alttestamentliche Wissenschaft for 1897. Pages 1-40, 57-64, 73-80 were reprinted at the last moment, and contain the latest additions which I was able to make to the book. I owe a deep debt to the vigilance and accuracy of the staff of the University Press.
W. EMERY BARNES.
PETERHOUSE,
CAMBRIDGE, Sept. 24, 1904.
ADDENDA FOR THE INTRODUCTION.
Page xxiv, line 19. Ps. v. 5 (from <~ud)-viii. 5a is also missing from codex m. Page xli, after line 13, references to Ps. xxii. 31; xxv. 13 should be added.
CORRIGENDA FOR THE TEXT.
Ps. LXXVIII. 47 read -.L , XCIV. 18 ,, -
CoII. 24 ,, TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS.
(I) EDITIONs. E (or Erp)= the Psalter of Erpenius of 1625 G' = the Psalter of Gabriel Sionita of 1625 G = the Paris Polyglot of 1645 (Peshitta by Gabriel Sionita) G = the two editions of Gabriel Sionita when (as is usually the case) they agree W= the London Polyglot of 1657 L = Lee's Syriac Old Testament of 1823 L = Lee's Psalter of 1825. Ua=Urmi Bible of the American Missionaries (1852) Uc= Urmi Psalter of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Mission (1891) U = the two Urmi editions when they agree C = the Psalter attached to the Breviarium Chaldaicum, Paris 1886-7. (This abbre- viation appears in the Introduction only)
(II) MANUSCRIPTS. A = Ambrosianus (ed. Ceriani) B = Buchanan Bible (Camb. Univ. Oo. 1. 1) C = Brit. Mus. Add. 17,110 D = ,, ,, ,, 14,436 ff. 1- E = ,, ,, ,, 17,109 F = Florence, Laurent. Orient. 58 G = Brit. Mus. Add. 14,435 H = ,, ,, ,, 17,111 J = ,, ,, ,, 14,433 K = ,, ,, ,, 14,675 L = ,, ,, ,, 17,219 N = ,, ,, ,, 14,677 O = ,, ,, ,, 14,674 ff. 1- P = ,, ,, ,, idem if. 79- Q = ,, ,, ,, 17,125 b- R = ,, ,, ,, 14,436 ff.77 S = ,, ,, ,, 14,676
B. P. e' b x TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS
T =Brit. Mus. Add. 14,672 Tb= ,, ,, ,, idem (supplementary hand) X= ,, ,, ,, 12,138 Z = ,, ,, ,, 12,178 g = Camb. Univ. Gg. 6. 30 m = ,, Oo. 1. 22 u (Thorndyke) = Bodleian 141 collated by Thorndyke Occasionally quoted :- a =Brit. Mus. Add. 17,112 f/ = ,, ,, ,, 17,220 S= ,, ,, ,, 17,266 8 = ,, ,, ,, 17,268
(III) ECCLESIASTICAL WRITERS. Anon = the anonymous Syriac Introduction to the Psalter edited by Diettrich (Giessen 1901). ApA = Syriac Apocryphal Acts .edited by Dr W. Wright, London and Edinburgh, 1871 Aph = the Homilies of Aphraates edited by Dr W. Wright (1869). bH = Barhebraeus, Ausar Raze, as edited by de Lagarde in Praetermissorum Libri Duo, Gottingae, 1879, c° bH m"i = text presupposed in the comment of bH when it seems to differ from the text quoted at the head of the comment bHdan sal= Daniel of Salakh as quoted by bH bHgr = the Yaunaya bHimpr = a reading condemned by bH bHkark = the Karkaphensian tradition as cited by bH bHms = a reading cited by bH "from a. copy " n bH est = ,, ,, ,, as Nestorian " bH ult = a reading (or an alteration of the text) recommended by bH Dan = Daniel of Salakh (Diettrich, Ein jak. Einleitung, 1901) Eus = Eusebius, Theophania, ed. Lee, 1842 Ish = Iso'dadh, ed. Diettrich, 1902 = Ishnanana Hanana of HdhayAbh as quoted by Iso'dadh Jos =Joshua the Stylite, ed. Wright, 1882 Ph = Philoxenus, ed. Budge, 1894 TM = Thomas of Marga, ed. Budge, 1893 (All these writers with the exception of Barhebraeus are quoted by the page.)
(IV) OTHER TEXTS. S= Arabic (qfizhayyensis) edited by Lagarde, 1876 & =LXX (ed. Swete) S= Hebrew Massoretic Text S= Syro-Hexaplar (ed. Ceriani) INTRODUCTION.
§ 1. MSS of the Psalms in the Peshitta Version. § 2. Other Authorities for the text. (a) Ecclesiastical Writers. (b) The Arabic Version. § 3. Printed Editions of the Psalms in the Peshitta Version. § 4. On the History of the Peshitta Text of the Psalms. The Nestorian Text. The Malkite Text. § 5. The Present Edition. Orthography. § 6. Headings of the Psalter and of single Psalms.
§ 1. MSS OF THE PSALMS IN THE PESHITTA VERSION.
The Ambrosian MS ("A").
The Codex Ambrosianus has been published in facsimile by Dr Ceriani (Milan, 1876-83), and the readings cited in this book are taken with only one or two exceptions from that work. The editor gives the following description of the MS : "Codex Ambrosianus B. 21. inf sec. fere vi, membranaceus, fol. 330, altus ex mensura metrica 0,36, latus 0,26, continet V.T. translationis Syrae Pescitto hoc ordine: Pentateuchum, Job, Josue, Judices, Samuel, Psalmi, Reges, Proverbia, Sapientia, Ecclesiastes, Canticum Canticorum, Isaias, Jeremias, Threni, Epistola Jeremiae, Epistola I et ii Baruch, Ezechiel, xii Prophetae minores, Daniel cum Bel et Dracone, Ruth, Susanna, Esther, Judith, Ecclesiasticus, b2 xii INTRODUCTION
Paralipomena, 'Apocalypsis Baruch, I Esdrae (iv. apud Latinos), Esdras et Nehemias, Machabaeorum libri v, sed postremus est reapse liber vI. de Bello Judaico Flavii Josephi." The hand is a good and regular Estrangela. Where this MS was written is unlkown; "ex defectu subscriptio- num primae manus origo codicis latet," writes Dr Ceriani. Two notes on fol. 330r however assert that the MS was given Monasterio Deiparae in deserto Scetensi, by Abu Ali Zakariya, who in the year 1006-7 A.D. gave books to the same Monastery (W. Wright, Catalogue of Syriac MSS in the B.M., page 266). Dr Ceriani further shews that the MS came into the possession of the Aimbrosian Library about the beginning of the Seventeenth Century. The Ambrosian Codex is in an excellent state of preservation. It is seldom that the reading of a passage is doubtful, and erasures are few. The most important of these in the Psalms is found ii. 12, where it is probable on ground of space that the original reading was ci=anta. The codex, as Dr Ceriani points out, has not been prepared for ecclesiastical use. The text of A may be described in general as a good specimen of the West Syrian or (more specifically) of the Jacobite type. Where there is a cleavage between Jacobite and Nestorian authorities, A agrees only very rarely with the Nestorian. Judged by their character- istic readings and by the headings prefixed to separate Psalms ADEF stand in an important sub-class by themselves. More particularly the kinship of A may be shewn as follows.
(a) A in agreement with C or F or CF.
xiv. 4. ,. AF; rel. xlv. 7. ea s rtos0 ACretr F; C 1da-n rel. 1.4. & A[F]; rel. lxviii. 26. 73) AF; tsc rel. cv. 22. (b) Coincidences between A and D, ii. 12. ~.~ais. .cn AS'p rasDt.; u cdio rel. xxix. 5. ua AD; -s rel. THE MANUSCRIPTS xiii xxxiii. 3. i7 ° AD; i rel. lxvi. 8. [c]-izo AD; c -,.oC rel. Compare the Psalm-headings given on pages lii, liii and also--- cxlvii. 13. c..z.n ADE; - .g.+el. (c) A in agreement with E. cii. 24. AE; L rel. Compare the Psalm-headings given on pages lii, liii. (d) A and T (or Tb). xlv. 7. C .±A.aAT; a~c . rel. lxxiv. 12. [h] .m ATb; [ ]°-el. Om. -P~. -nt ATb; habent rel. .a r.cncr a~. Asupr1s Tb; . CrCn_ c . rel. Compare xciii. 5. eatc ARTb; ~&~Ccu rel. ex. 6. ~ :a ARTbZcurpr; o rel. cxxiii. 3. t--=-. ART; t rel. (e) A and Nestorian MSS. A has in xlvii. 4; cvi. 42 LhA, the form regularly found in Nestorian authorities. In xxvi. 1; xxxv. 24 (sup. ras.); liv. 3 (sup. ras.) A reads A , , but not in vii. 9. See also xlvii. 4; lxix. 36; lxxxv. 3; cv. 16; cxxiii. 2; cxxix. 2. (f) A unsupported. A good many interesting readings are found in A which apparently have no other support; see xxii. 5 (A= 14 ); xxiii. 4 (A =4); lxxiii. 25; lxxx. 11; ibid. 17; lxxxix. 3; xc. 15 (i. for ",ke =); ci. 6; cxxxii. 17 (A=?); cxliv. 14; cxlviii. 14. Several of these readings consist merely of a pronominal affix added to give a more distinct reference to a particular word. Cambridge University Library Oo. 1. 1, 2 (" B"). A description of this MS is given by Mr. Stanley A. Cook in vol. ii, pages 1037-1044, of the late Dr W. Wright's Catalogue of the Syriac Manuscripts preserved in the Library of the Uni- versity of Cambridge (Camb., 1901); cf. W. E. Barnes, The Peshitta Text of Chronicles (Camb., 1897), and for a facsimile see the late xiv INTRODUCTION Professor Bensly's Fourth Book of Maccabees in Syriac (Camb., 1895). It consists of two volumes, vellum, 174 in. by 11 with 323 leaves. It contains the Old Testament (with Apocrypha), the New Testament (minus the Revelation), and the six books of Clement. The most probable date of the writing of the MS is towards the end of the Twelfth Century (Peshitta Text of Chronicles, page xxvii). The Psalms are contained in vol. i., foll. 88b--98b. The text of the Psalter is in some places very badly preserved, as for instance in Pss. ii., viii., xxii. etc. Ps. xviii. is deliberately omitted, for the scribe after giving the first line remarks in words now partly illegible, r< .a". • h s .lA .=b .•~. .iom, "This Psalm is written above; turn two..., and thou shalt find itl." The com- plexion of the text is Jacobite of the later type. Its peculiar readings have as a rule little to recommend them; cf. xliii. 5 ; lx. 10; xcviii. 9 (all cases of assimilation to parallel passages); lxix. 28 (a bold emenda- tion); lxxxvi. 8 and cxii. 10 (both cases in which B supports GL against all the better MSS); and finally xlvi. 5; [li. 16]; lxiii. 9 (cases of borrowing from the Greek). British Museum Add. 17110, foll. 1-72 ("C"). (Wright's Catalogue of Syriac MSS, Part 1, pages 116-119.) This MS (a Psalter) is assigned by Wright (with the exception of foll. 47, 61) to a date " not later than the year 911, A.D. 600," at which date it was collated according to a note on fol. 2a, by two monks, Samuel and Matthew, under' banishment from the Convent of the Orientals at Edessa. Pss. xcv., xcvi., xcvii. 1-11 (as far as rdicmcu) and Ps. cxix. 88-136 are missing from the original MS, but are supplied by a hand of the ixth or xth Century. This MS has suffered much more than A through the accidents of time. There are a good many erasures, and several pages have been badly rubbed, and (in places) re-inked. But on the whole C seems to me the most valuable authority which we possess for the Peshitta text of the Psalms. It is the only MS (as far as I can 1 The reference is of course to 2 Sam. xxii. THE MANUSCRIPTS XV discover) which has the archaic form .wa.r. in the Psalter. Its textual affinities may be illustrated by the following lists : (a) C agrees with A (see page xii). (b) C ,, ,, F. xviii. 24. dW CF; am rel. cxlviii. 14. mn CF (= ?); a~ rel. Compare :- cii. 24. CrasEF (= ); a rel. (c) C agrees with H. xxvi. 6. i.mako CHZtX Ph; i.A'hko rel. Compare :- ii. 13. "e"u = [vqoo] CHQS Aph; As= rel. (d) C agrees with Nestorian authorities to a remarkable degree in the headings prefixed to separate Psalms. The following readings are also worthy of notice:-- xlix. 20. a CHJlvidKLNOT m; " tId rel. ciii. 12. au,, ClvidKLN m; aki rel. cxix. 176. s. _,.- CVidKL[N]O1v m; A.a-= -=r__ rel. In some cases we may suspect that the monks " from the convent of the Orientals at Edessa" introduced "Oriental" or "Nestorian" readings into the codex; cf. xlv. 15; civ. 10; cix. 12; cx. 2; in others that the reverse process went on; cf. x. 7 (&u~A); xxxvi. 7 ('.ic \); ciii. 12; cxix. 176. British Museum Add. 14436, foll. 1-67a (" D "). (Wright, Part 1, pages 119, 120.) This Psalter (written in a neat, regular Estrangela) is assigned by Wright to the Eighth or Ninth Century. Its value is seriously diminished by large gaps in the text; Pss. xxxix. 13--xl. 15 (q .aacn); lxxviii. 53 (c.~a 3)--xciv. 4; xcv. 7 (pso)-civ. 30; 1 D of the Pentateuch (dated 464 A.D.) has Ujj in Deut. iv; a later hand has marked the first two letters for erasure. xvi INTRODUCTION cv. 24--cxix. 88; cxix. 99-107; cxix. 117-cxxxiii. 3 ( ~i:); cxxxvi. 5 (cak ~*e=)-cxli. 10. This MS has some striking affinities with A (see page xii above), and also with E, as follows :- xxi. 8. thORhD'E'; 8 lvi. 11. veuC vL. DEvid Anon; verA~ mkk. rel. lxvi. 1. ,- DvidE;vi c rel. Codex D agrees in a number of instances with Nestorian authorities; of. vii. 9; xviii. 16; xlv. 2; lxviii. 35; lxxi. 16; lxxvi. 5; lxxviii. 6; cxliv. 8; [cl. 6 ?], and the list of Nestorian readings given on p. xxxvii if., where most of these passages are collected. British Museum Add. 17109 (" E"). (Wright, Part 1, pages 120-122.) "This manuscript is written in a good, clear Estrangela, dated [Edessa,] A.H. 260, A.D. 873-74." The text of the Psalms is complete, but there are corrections by addition and erasure; occasionally the correcting hand seems to be very late indeed (Nineteenth Century'?). As regards the text E has one striking case of agreement with A (see p. xiii) and two or three with D (see above), but the most noteworthy feature in E is its agreement with Nestorian authorities; cf. xxxix. 3; xviii. 39 and xlvii. 4 (Ma,&w for &,sik ); lii. 7 (ter); [lxiii. 9 fl; civ. 10; cxxiii. 4; [cxliv. 8]; cxlvi. 5; and see the list on p. xxxvii ff. The margin of this MS is not less interesting than the text. For the first thirty-eight Psalms a collation of the Syriac Version of the LXX is given with some fulness. Moreover in some places E seems to 'have admitted readings of the Yaunaya into the text; cf. xl. 7; li. 17; lx. 7 ; [lxiii. 9 ?]. The Florentine MS Laurent. Orient. 58 (" F "). ("Palatino-Mediceus i. " Assemani.) I have already described this MS on page xxix of the Introduction to The Peshitta Text of Chronicles (Cambridge, 1897). It is written on parchment in a small, cursive hand, probably of the Ixth Century, a hand which is perhaps the earliest specimen of its kind. The original THE MANUSCRIPTS xvii MS is defective at the beginning and at the end. It contains about half the Pentateuch (beginning with Lev. xv. 13), the Historical Books, to Chronicles inclusive, the Psalms and the Major Prophets (except Daniel), and almost the whole of Hosea. A later hand has supplied some (not all) of the missing parts on paper. The Psalms, save for some small lacunae, are complete. My colla- tions however are not taken from the MS itself' but from some excellent photographs which I obtained at the cost of the Hort Fund and through the great courtesy of the authorities of the Laurentian Library. In text this MS differs not seldom from all other known authorities. The exact coincidences with the Hebrew in places in which the rest of the MSS of the Peshitta diverge from the original are especially striking. The following passages deserve notice : xxii. 2. '-1= 1lt; rel E-=. lxi. 7. -~smo imper. jV91; rel 1moe. lxviii. 11. t There are also peculiar readings which are perhaps due to a taste for emendation on the part of the scribe. Among these may be reckoned the a:i=% (for As,) Ps. viii. 9; m r rei for ernc' mie 1. 7; cm c&L.. for cL..tan. cv. 42; ,c m a -il r.s. cxli. 5. The relation of F to Nestorian authorities raises some important questions. This MS gives the Jacobite spelling, but its coincidences with the Nestorian text are numerous and striking; see the list of Nestorian readings on page xxxvii ff. In some cases however F has a double coincidence, i.e. with the Massoretic Hebrew on one side and with Nestorian authorities on the other; and it is possible that in such cases the reading of F is due to an assimilation which was 1 I used the MS itself for my collation of the book of Chronicles. B. P, - xviii INTRODUCTION intentional as regards the Hebrew, but accidental as 'regards the Nestorian text; cf xxxix. 7 ; lxvi. 14 ; lxviii. 19; civ. 1 (bis); [2 (bis)] etc. It is also possible on the other hand that the agreement of both F and the Nestorian text with the Hebrew points to a reading belonging to the earliest form of the Peshitta; I should be sorry to reject the suggestion on our present evidence, but I should be still more sorry to accept it at the present stage of Peshitta investigation. I may perhaps offer as a provisional judgement on the text of the Psalter in F as a whole (1) that there is a considerable Nestorian element, (2) that, while it is certain that a process of direct assimilation to the Hebrew has taken place, the amount of this assimilation is very hard to determine. The text of F is a mixed text. British Museum Add. 14435 (" G"). (Wright, Part 1, pages 122, 123.) " This manuscript (a Psalter) is written in a good, regular Es- trangela of the Ixth century." The text is incomplete, the following passages being absent :-Ps. i. 1--xvi. 9a; xxiv. 8-xxv. 19 ; xxxvi. 8 -li. 19 ; liii. 7-lvi. 14a; lviii. 7b-lxi. 3 ; lxxi. 18-lxxii. 13; lxxvi. 11-lxxviii. 51; lxxx. 5-lxxxiv. 3; xc. 2-civ. 30a; cv. 44 -cvi. 22; cxix. 162-cxxvii. 2; cxxx. 7-cxxxii. 16; cxxxvi. 18b -cxxxviii. 5; cxxxix. 18-cxlv. 11. The text of this MS may be described as good early Jacobite; of. xvi. 10; xviii: 34; xxi. 4; xxii. 10; xxxvi. 7; lxviii. 17. Occasionally it agrees with Nestorian authorities; cf. lxvi. 7 ; lxviii. 10. British Museum Add. 17111 (" H"). (Wright, Part 1, pages 125, 126.) "Vellum...written in a good, regular hand, dated A.GR. 1238, A.D. 927." It contains the whole Psalter with Ps. cli. added and certain Canticles. A colophon states that it was written in the convent of S. Mary Deipara in the desert of Scete. The text is good early Jacobite; it contains some noteworthy readings, e.g. li. 13 (=C Aph); cl. 6. THE MANUSCRIPTS xix British Museum Add. 14433 (" J "). (Wright, Part 1, page 126.) Vellum...written in "a stiff angular Estrangela of about the xth century 1. Owing to the fading of the ink, whole pages have been retouched at a later date." The volume contains the Psalms, certain Canticles, the Nicene Creed and the Lord's Prayer. In text, though it generally agrees with the majority of Jacobite MSS, it has numerous and important coincidences with Nestorian authorities; see xlix. 20; [lxviii. 19]; etc. quoted in the Tentative List of Nestorian Readings. In li. 20 it gives the ecclesiastical reading In spite of the retouching of the ink it is by no means difficult to read the original writing, and I have used the symbol Jretr only where I am in some doubt as to the work of the original scribe. British Museum Add. 14675 ("K "). (Wright, Part 1, pages 129-131.) Paper...written in "a rather inelegant Nestorian Estrangela of about the xiiith century." It contains the Psalms, certain Canticles, and other liturgical matter. The contents are defective; Ps. i. 1-5 ; lxxxvii. 5 b-.lxxxviii. 19 ; lxxxix. 18-42 ; xc. 4-8 ; 14-17; xci. 4--xcii. 12; xciv. 9-xcix. 8; cv. 2-cix. 21 are missing. This MS w as at one time in its history in the hands of the Jacobites (or other enemies of Nestorius) for on the margin of fol. 155 b is written: British Museum Add. 17219 ("L"). (Wright, Part 1, pages 134-136.) " Paper...written in a regular Nestorian hand of the xIIIth century, with many Syriac vowels and a few other marks of punctuation." It contains the Psalter, certain Canticles, -and other liturgical matter. 1 Sometimes letters in the same line are so sloped as to fall one partly below the other. _. is long, approaching ,in form; , is tall and upright; = is ugly; . domineers. c2 xx INTRODUCTION The text is defective; the missing portions being Ps. iv. 6b-x. 8; xviii. 20-39; xxiv. 9-xxix. 7. Moreover the text of Ps. lxxviii. 22b -lxxx. 5a exists only in a late supply (" Lsu""P). The hand of L 'uPP does not appear to be Nestorian 1, and though the Nestorian reading appears in Ps. lxxviii. 71, a non-Nestorian reading is given in Ps. lxxix. 5. Moreover in Ps. lxviii. 19 (cf. xliv. 23) the Jacobite reading now stands over an erasure of (presumably) the Nestorian. It is probable that at some period of its history L got into Jacobite hands. British Museum Add. 14677 (" N "). (Wright, Part 1, pages 131, 132.) " Paper, about 5 in. by 33, consisting of t47 leaves, most of which are more or less stained and torn.... Written in a neat, small, Nestorian 'hand of about the xIIIth century." It contains the Psalter, certain Canticles, and other liturgical matter. The text is more fully preserved than ,that of K or L, for no complete folio is missing; on the other hand the number of words missing through the mutilation of single folios is very considerable. Though N is certainly Nestorian, there are a few places in which the Jacobite reading seems to have influenced the text or even to have supplanted the Nestorian; cf Ps. xxxv. 20; xxxix. 7; lii. 7; lxii. 9 (see Additional Readings, p. liv); lxix. 36; [cix. 12]. In vii. 15 for a-ae . .xo N seems to read shaio, a unique reading as far as I am aware. In xlvi. 2 N (in agreement with F) has the strange reading ,*..L. British Museum Add. 14674, foll. 1-78 (" 0"). (Wright, Part 1, pages 127, 128.) "Paper. ... The writing is a good, regular, Nestorian Estrangela, of about the xIIth century, with numerous Syriac vowels and other marks." It contains the Psalter with the exception of Ps. i. 1-xvii. 6a; lxxiii. lb-27; lxxxi. 2-cxi. 2; cxix. 73-161; cxxvi. 6--cxxxvi. 1; cxliii. 7 adfin. 1 The spelling ir ia which is very rare in Nestorian documents is found in ver. 59. - THE MANUSCRIPTS xxi British Museum Add. 14674, foll. 79-126 (" P"). (Wright, Part 1, page 128.) "Paper.... Written in a good Malkite hand of the xIIth century." It is a fragment of a Psalter, the missing portions being Ps. i. 1-v. 10; xxxvi. 5-xxxvii. 3; xl. 17 ad fin. The Psalms are divided into KaOuroLaTa and 5 La.L according to the custom of the Greek Church. British Museum Add. 17125, foll. 1-72b (" Q "). (Wright, Part 1, pages 123, 124.) "Vellum...It seems to be of the Ixth or xth century." The hand might be called "mixed"; some letters are of an Estrangela type (., .,, .s), but not Alaph, Dalath, He, or Taw. Mim is closed. This MS contains the Psalter with two gaps, Ps. i. 1-xii. 4a; xvii. 14- xviii. 30. "The Psalms are arranged for choral service, the portions to be chanted by the two divisions of the choir or congregation being marked by the red letters re and .= respectively." Whole pages have faded so as to be difficult to read. A subscription states that the Praises ( British Museum Add. 14436, foll. 77b-129 ("R"). (Wright, Part 1, pages 126, 127.) " Vellum...consisting of 53 leaves, many of which are much stained and torn .... The leaves of each quire are numbered with Coptic arith- metical figures.... Written in a hand (not Estrangela) of the xth century." It contains the Psalms with some important gaps; Ps. ii. 6 -xxxvii. 23; lviii. 11--lx. 10; lxviii. 31-lxix. 22; cxliv. 1 ad fin. The text of R is Jacobite, but not of the earliest type. Noteworthy readings are to be found Ps. xlix. 13; cv. 11; cxxiii. 3 where XXll xxii INTRODUCTION Barhebraeus in each case condemns the reading given; also Ps. li.6; lxxiv. 13; cxi. 9 where R alone of our MSS supports the editions GL (cf. lxvi. 6); and Ps. xlviii. 13; lii. 7 (cL. mn BR; cf. liii. 4); xcvi. 12; ex. 6; cxxxix. 16. British Museum Add. 14676, foll. 1-42 (" S "). (Wright, Part 1, page 128.) "Paper...consisting of 42 leaves, nearly every one of which is more or less stained and torn....Written in a large Estrangela of the xIIth century, with numerous vowel-points, both Syriac and Greek." It contains the Psalms arranged for Divine Service. The end of each versicle is marked by one or two large red points, the letters r' and .= not being used. The principal portions missing are: Ps. i. 1-xxii. 271; xxx. 8b-xlix. 7; lviii. 8-1xii. 2; lxxiv. 8-lxxv. 6; lxxxviii. 5- lxxxix. 12; xcvi. 1-civ. 34; cviii. 6 ad fin. S contains but few noteworthy readings, but of these one is rcz..i [ ois] in li. 13 (=C Aph). British Museum Add. 14672 (" T "). (Wright, Part 1, page 136.) "Paper...consisting of 258 leaves, most of which are more or less stained and torn. ... written in an inelegant hand of the xIIIth or xIvth century, inclining to the Malkite type." We may supplement Dr Wright's description by saying that two hands have been employed in writing this MS. The first (" T ") which is small and neat may be traced from Ps. i. 6 to Ps. 1. 4 and again from Ps. cxix. 1 to Ps. cxlvi: 5. The second hand (" Tb ") begins at Ps. 1. 5 and ends at Ps. cxviii. 29. The letters are large and some (e.g. Alaph and final Caph) are grotesquely formed. It is doubtless this second hand to which Dr Wright intended his epithet "inelegant" to apply. Several portions of the text are missing, i.e. Ps. i. 1-5 ; xxxviii. 16--xxxix. 8; lxvi. 9--lxviii. 22; xc. 14 (after tL.= o)-xcii. 16; ciii. 9-cv. 3; cxlvi. 6 ad fin. (only an unimportant part of cxlix being preserved). The 1 Ps. xxix is much injured. THE MANUSCRIPTS xxiii whole MS is probably Malkite though a glance at the Apparatus (cf. Ps. vi. 7; vii. 9 and 15) shews that it differs not infrequently from cod. P which is in a Malkite hand (Wright). In T as in P the Psalms are divided into KaO Lo-'para, according to the custom of the Greeks. Ps. cxix is farced; thus, after ver. 72 we read the triple Sanctus', the Lord's Prayer, and a rporrcdpov beginning, "Behold, the heavenly Bridegroom, He cometh at midnight." British Museum Add. 12138, foll. lb-303b ("X"). (Wright, Part 1, pages 101-108.) " Vellum...written in a small, Nestorian character and dated A.GR. 1210, A.D. 899. The contents are...a work entitled 'The Book of the Collections of the Vowel-points and Readings, which are in the Holy Scriptures.' It may be not inaptly described as a sort of Syriac Massora, exhibiting all the more difficult words and sentences of the Biblical text, with the appropriate vowels and signs of punctuation, and accompanied by marginal notes, both critical and explanatory" (so far Dr Wright who devotes eight pages to this most interesting MS). The Psalms are treated on foll. 124b-143b, between the Books of Kings and the Proverbs of Solomon. The work is of considerable use for textual purposes, though of course only a very small part of the text is presented. British Museum Add. 12178, foll. lb-223a (" Z "). (Wright, Part 1, pages 108-111.) " Vellum...written in a good, regular character of the Ixth or xth century. Greek vowels are added throughout, and also the various diacritical marks and signs of punctuation, rukkckh and kush- shai being represented by red points of large size. The contents are... a work entitled, 'The Book of the vowel-points of the Holy Scriptures,' similar in its general character to Add. 12138, but much more closely resembling Add. 7183." The Psalms are treated on foll. 56a-67b, between the Book of Samuel and the Book of Kings. Variants are 1 Holy art Thou, 0 God; holy art Thou, 0 Mighty One; holy art Thou, [deest]. xxiv INTRODUCTION noticed in the margin from time to time; of. vii. 8 ; x. 15 (bis); xviii. 5 (with the note a& so, "and this is right " added to the marginal reading); xxii. 10. The Greek version is also cited, e.g. Ps. xxvi. 6; xl. 7. A line is sometimes attached to a letter, signifying that it must be deleted, e.g. to the Alaph of crszi' (ii. 1) and to the Waw of pao (xlv. 9). This line may be referred either to the second thoughts of the original scribe, or to a subsequent corrector. Cambridge University Library, Oo. 1. 22 (" m"). This MS is described in Mr S. A. Cook's Appendix to Dr W. Wright's Catalogue of the Syriac Manuscripts preserved in the Library of the University of Cambridge (Camb. 1901), pages 1082-3. It is of paper, "written in two Nestorian hands [one larger than the other], with points, probably of the xvi, xviith cent." It contains the Psalms, followed by certain Canticles, i.e. the First Song of Moses (Exod. xv. 1-21), the Song of Isaiah (Isa. xlii. 10-13, xlv. 8), and Deut. xxxii. 1-43 divided into two portions as the Second and Third Songs of Moses. Certain hymns and the Nicene Creed are also added. The text is in some disorder. Some portions are missing: Ps. i. 1-iii. 5 (to .1a=); lx. 1-1xii. 7 (to ,mct .) ; cii. 8b-ciii. 9a; civ. 13 (from %.mch)-cv. 3 § 2. OTHER AUTHORITIES FOR THE TEXT. (A) Ecclesiastical Writers. I. Of these the earliest is Aphrahat (f. 337-345 A.D.). The edition used in this book is The Homilies of Aphraates the Persian Sage, edited by W. Wright, Ph.D., LL.D., London and Edinburgh, 1869 (" Aph "). As an authority for the text of the Peshitta the Sage is disappointing. He cites a large number of passages, but very rarely supplies textual evidence of any value. In Ps. xxxvii. 35 the form of his quotation has been affected directly or indirectly by the LXX. Ps. xxii. 23 b he quotes (mediately through Heb. ii. 12) in the form 1 The statement in the Catalogue (page 1082) that fol. 52 contains Ps. lx is probably due to a misprint. The contents are Ps. lix followed by the heading in rubric of Ps. lx. ECCLESIASTICAL WRITERS XXV II. The Discourses of Philoxenus, Bishop of Mabb6gh, A.D. 485-519, edited by E. A. Wallis Budge, Litt. D., London, 18941 (" Ph"), con- tains some valuable textual evidence. The affinity of the text of his quotations may be gathered from the following passages, Ps. xxxviii. 9; xxxix. 3 (bis); lxxi. 16; lxxiii. 25; lxxviii. 71; in all of which Philoxenus gives, as we should expect, the Jacobite reading. It is a pity that the amount of this evidence is not larger. III. Under the symbol " Anon" is cited Eine jakobitische Einleitung in den Psalter z. ersten Male herausgegeben etc. von Lic. Dr G. Diettrich, Giessen, 1901. The quotations made in this Einleitung are taken mainly from the Peshitta, though the body of the work consists of extracts translated from the Greek. An interesting variation is cited in the Apparatus on Ps. lvi. 11. Through this work of Dr Diettrich my attention was called to the Commentary of the Jacobite Daniel of Salakh (" Dan "). Diettrich has edited the Discourses (Mm'r ) on the first two Psalms (pages 130-167). Of these I have made use, and in addition I have occa- sionally cited Daniel from Brit. Mus. Add. 17125, e.g. in Pss. xlv., xlvi., ex. The work of Daniel was known to Barhebraeus and is cited by him, e.g. on Ps. xlv. 2. IV. Perhaps the most valuable authority for the text of the Peshitta, if we except MSS, is the Ausar Raze of Barhebraeus (1226-1286 A.D.) edited by Lagarde (PraetermissorumLibri Duo e recognitione P. de L., Gottingae, 1879)2. This work is a commentary (to a great degree verbal and textual) on almost the whole of the Old and New Testaments. The evidence thus presented is indeed late in date, but it is full and accurate. Barhebraeus (himself a Jacobite) had a minute knowledge of the Nestorian and Jacobite texts of his day, and he was not prevented by ecclesiastical prejudice from recording Nestorian 1 The Preface is dated, "November 1, 1893." 2 In a few places (viii. 9; xii. 6; xx. 2; xxvi. 10 (bis); xxvii. 8; xxviii. 8; lxxvi. 5; lxxxix. 20; xci. 8; cii. 4, 9; cv. 42 (bis); cvi. 29; cxxxix. 2; cl. 6) I compared the text of Lagarde with the Cambridge MS, "Add, 2009 " (vth Century). Only in the last passage did I discover any variation. B. P. d xxvi INTRODUCTION readings, and (in some cases) preferring them as right. I have found only a few instances in which this father's statement as to the Nestorian reading is not fully confirmed by the Nestorian MSS I have myself consulted. They may be conveniently collected here. In Ps. xviii. 29 where the text of Barhebraeus is itself uncertain, Lagarde edits him ac as the Nestorian reading, putting 3i r into the margin, but the former has no support at all, and the latter is to be preferred as Barhebraeus' reading of the Nestorian text. A third reading however ici~s (CU= 0 m) is also attested by Nestorian authorities. I have not found r~. . ,a crJ.i . (xxvi. 10) in any Nestorian MS; nor t . (xxvii. 8); nor .1as (lxxxix. 20); nor ami=r.1 mk cua.t (cv. 42); nor _am &ak - (cvi. 29)1. In xl. 18 where the Nestorian MSS are divided three against one, Barhebraeus (in agreement with Isho-dadh) comes to the support of the one. In some instances this father describes as "Nestorian" a reading which receives considerable support from Jacobite and Nestorian MSS alike, e.g. viii. 9; xii. 6; xx. 2; lxxvi. 5; xci. 8; cii. 4; cxxxix. 2; cxlix. 7. In a number of instances in which Barhebraeus makes no mention of a variation of reading, the text commented on by him agrees with the Nestorian authorities, and differs from the majority of Jacobite documents. We may conclude that a considerable Nestorian element had intruded itself into Jacobite codices by the beginning of the xmiith Century. V. The Book of Governors: of Thomas bishop of Marga [Nestorian], A.D. 840, edited by E. A. Wallis Budge, Litt. D., London, 1893 (" TM") is disappointing as a witness to the text of the Peshitta. Thomas cites a good number of passages from the Psalter, but only one or two are of any textual interest; see vii. 15; xxix. 9; lxxxix. 2 (omission of ..ro); xcvii. 11. VI. Dr Diettrich has done a further service to the textual criticism of the Peshitta by publishing extracts from the Nestorian Isho-dadh's Exposition of the Prophets and the Psalms ("Ish"). Isho-dadh of 1 This last however has Malkite support. THE EDITIONS XXVii Merw, bishop of Hdhatta (Hadhathd) or al-Hadithah near Mosul (fl. 850 A.D.), wrote a Commentary (Ntihara) on all the books of the Nestorian Canon of the Old Testament, which is preserved in the MS, Brit. Mus. Or. 4524. In lP6'-dadh's Stellung in der Auslegungsge- schichte des A. T. (Giessen, 1902) Diettrich has published the Exposition of Pss. xvi., xxii., xlv., lxviii., lxix., and lxxii. Of this I have made use, and in a few other passages I have consulted the MS itself, e.g. in Ps. xxxvi. 7. VII. Finally, I have occasionally cited Dr W. Wright's Syriac Apocryphal Acts ("Ap A" cxv. 7), the same editor's Joshua the Stylite (" Jos" xxxvii. 35), and Dr S. Lee's Syriac version of the Theophania of Eusebius (" Eus" lxxx. 2). I do not however attach importance to such evidence, for one cannot be satisfied that the version quoted is the Peshitta; the probabilities indeed are against such a belief. (B) The Arabic Version. The Version referred to is reprinted in the work entitled Psalterium lob Proverbia Arabice I Paulus de Lagarde I Edidit. 1876. It was originally printed "in the celebrated cloister (4 t ,.Jt,) which is in the Wadi Quzhayya in Mount Lebanon the Blessed" in the year 1610 under the auspices of Sergius Rizius, Metropolitan (Matran) of Damascus. The version agrees in the main with the later Jacobite authorities, and is of small critical importance. I have made my citations from Lagarde's edition. § 3. EDITIONS OF THE PSALMS IN THE PESHITTA VERSION. I. The Editio Princeps of the Syriac Psalter was printed at Leiden in 1625. It bore the title : .- 3.0o '~Z ,so I (sic) ?003. (sic) 13o.o.o Psalmi I Davidis 1 Regis & Prophete, I Lingua Syriaca. Nunc primum, ex antiquissimis codicibus I manuscriptis in lucem editi, Ia IThoma Erpenio. I Qui & versionem Latinam adjecit. d2 xxviii INTRODUCTION It is a posthumous work, the Dedication by his widow being dated III. Calend. Mart. MD[C]XXV, i.e. Feb. 27, 1625. The address to the Reader by Erpenius himself states briefly that he had printed the Psalms " ex duobus antiquissimis Codicibus manuscriptis " and that he had not thought good to add vowel points, partly because they could be easily supplied by the reader, and partly because his MSS were unpointed. Notes on the variations of the Syriac from the Hebrew and on difficult words in the Syriac are promised, but a postscript by another hand warns us that the writer was prevented by death from fulfilling his promise. The book contains the hundred and fifty canonical psalms. No headings are given, beyond the number of each psalm and a statement of the number of pethgame it contains. Of the two MSS used for this edition one cannot be identified, the other is in the Cambridge Univer- sity Library (Gg. 6. 30)'. It is assigned to the xvith Century, and may possibly be older, but it certainly does not deserve the title of "antiquissimus." The text of Erpenius however compares favourably with that of Gabriel Sionita which appeared in the same year. It agrees with Jacobite MSS2, and it is not influenced by the obiter dicta of Barhebraeus to the same extent as the Paris text. On the other hand a few readings may be due to conjectural emendation. Thus in Psalm lix. 13 Erpenius translates, Peccaturn oris eorum (sunt) verba labiorum eorum, and the Syriac text seems to read too,.am to (so also in Dathe's Reprint of Erpenius, 1768, but, as far as I know, in no other authority). The MS " Gg. 6. 30 " however reads -. 150, and a careful inspection of two different copies of the original Erpenius shews that the second Lamad has been erased with a pen-knife. Either Erpenius or one of his fellow-workers made a conjectural emendation here; perhaps cxxxviii. 1 supplies another instance . In the present work I have quoted the Editio Princeps from time to time under the symbol, E or Erp. I regret that I did not realise at an earlier stage of my work the goodness of this text. Erpenius frequently has the better reading in agreement with U and against GL. Besides the instances given in the Apparatus others 1 See Wright's Catalogue of Syriac MSS, Introduction p. xi and pp. 1027 ff. 2 It sometimes agrees with the Malkite MS "T": see li.19; lxxiv. 12; cxvi. 6. 3 The reading is however found in J. THE EDITIONS xxix are recorded in the Addenda; see xxxi. 5; xxxiii. 8 ; 20 ; xlv. 4; Iv. 21; etc. The edition of Erpenius was reprinted in Germany: Psalterium Syriacum j recensuit et Latine vertit Thomas Erpenius Notas philo- logicas et criticas addidit Joannes Augustus Dathe Halae MDCCLX VIII. Dathe adds various readings taken from the text of the London Polyglot and from Thorndyke's Apparatus Criticus printed in vol. vi. of the Polyglot. I have used the labours of Dathe with advantage to the present work. II. In the same year (1625 A.D.) an edition of the Syriac Psalter was published by Gabriel Sionita at Paris, entitled : Liber I Psalmorum I Davidis Regis Iet Prophetae. ex idiomate Syro in Latinum translatus. IA Gabriele Sionita Doct. Theologo, & I literarum Syriacarum atque Arabicarum j in Acad. Parisiensi Professore I& Interprete Regio. | Opus cum ad Uulgatam editionem tuendam aptissimum, ti'am Sacrarum literarum, c&linguae Syrae studiosis I utilissimum. Parisiis I M. DC. XXV. The reference to the Vulgate is followed up in the address Ad Lectorem, where the assurance is given: " Haec prima est editio [Psalterii] Syriaca quae tum ad germanum Psalmorurn sensum asse- quendum, tum ad Uulgatam plurimis in locis tuendam maximopere confert." The Dedication (to the Archbishop of Corinth) is dated " Lutetiae Parisiorum, 3. Apr. An. M DC xxv." There are two columns to the page, one containing the Syriac text fully pointed, the other a Latin translation of the Syriac. Psalm cli. (" extra numerum ") is added immediately after the colophon with the note ' In Graecis exem- plaribus reperitur hic Psalmus cuius meminit & Athanasius in Synopsi." Sionita had access to three MSS, one Nestorian, one Jacobite, and one Maronite (Ad Lectorem), but it seems that he made no attempt to use them critically. He was satisfied with the Maronite text. He writes (ibid.) : " Quamuis linguae Syriacae usus communis sit apud distinctas diuersarum religionumn nationes, sacrorum tamen uoluminum integritas summa semper cum religione seruata est ab omnibus, ita ut nulla vel minima discrepantia in eorum lectione depraehendatur." XXX INTRODUCTION Nevertheless Sionita gives at the end of the volume a record headed "Uariae Lectiones," introduced in the following words: "Quamuis minima sit haec varietas quam ex tribus diuersis codicibus collegi, operae tamen pretium esse duxi eam tibi proponere Lector amice: turhm quia Uulgatae editionis fidem saepe commendat, tum ad eorum eludendas criminationes qui hanc meam editionem a quibusdam forte exemplaribus uspiam differre depraehendentes, infidelitatis aut incuriae accusare me potuissent," etc. The list of variations which follows fills five pages and is arranged in two columns headed respectively, " In praesenti editione sic habetur " and " In alio codice sic." The variants are given wherever possible in Latin; the total number of Syriac words cited does not amount to thirty. Sionita's first variant is :- Psal. xxxvii. 21. Iustus miseretur & tribuit (al. cod.) Miseretur et mutuo dat. I have been unable to trace this reading in my MSS except in gmg; there may be a confusion with ver. 26. The next three readings, xxxvii. 22; xxxix. 2 (see Additional Readings); xxxix. 4, however, have a real existence. Most of the variants which follow are of small importance, dealing as they do with the addition or omission of the conjunction a, or with the presence or absence of seyame, but about a score are of greater interest and have found a place in the Apparatus to the present edition. Sionita's services to the Peshitta were very great, for he gave us (in the Paris Polyglot) the complete text of the Old Testament pointed, but, as his references to the Vulgate shew, he was too timid a man to exercise his critical faculty as an editor. Sionita's edition of 1625 is quoted in my Apparatus as G' when it is necessary to distinguish it from the reprint (G2) given in the Paris Polyglot. Unfortunately it was not the text of Erpenius but that of Sionita which was reprinted in the Polyglots of Paris ("G"") and London (" W") and in Lee's edition of 1823 (" L"). This is certainly the inferior text, as may easily be gathered from the Apparatus given in this book: see Ps. ii. 2; iii. 3; viii. 4; x. 18; xvii. 10; xviii. 24; xix. 4 (where Sionita's text has been corrupted through the influence of Barhebraeus); etc. This inferior text deteriorated somewhat in THE EDITIONS xxxi each succeeding reprint. A few errors were allowed to creep into the book of Psalms printed in excellent type in volume viii of the Paris Polyglot of 1645. These were left uncorrected in the London Polyglot of 1657, and were allowed to pass over into Lee's edition of the Old Testament published in 1823. My comparison of G' with G2 yields the following results:- (a) v. 4. _i G1 = Erp U; . CWL.G (b) viii. 7. ad.s,. - GI= Erp U; u.,, t1 G 'WL. (c) xiv. 5. Zc7A~ud. G' = Erp U; - G 2 WL.. (d) xvii. 12. ,- . G' = Erp U; .u.G 2 WL. (e) xviii. 47. ~ioa ,ac G' = Erp U; ,=.o . r G2WL. (f) xxvii. 9. e omc AS-o. G'= Erp [foam U]; S, . mo m o.a G WL. (g) lviii. 5. ,cwt G'= Erp U; .c;w G"WL. (h) lxxviii. 5. -pe. G' = Erp U; "7ra G" WL. (i) lxxxi. 10. cn7A G' = U; mAr G'WL (et Erp). Of these instances (a) certainly, and (b) (d) probably, are mere misprints; (c) is an editor's slip; (e) (f) are intentional (but false) corrections, the Latin being altered to agree with them. The list is, I hope, complete or nearly so. III. On the text given in Walton's London Polyglot (W) little need be said. It is a reprint of that given in the Paris Polyglot (G'), and, as far as I am aware, it reproduces faithfully the misprints which dis- tinguish G2 from G1. Walton promised to re-edit the text of the Peshitta, and an Apparatus Criticus to the Old Testament (in- cluding the Apocrypha), and also to the New Testament was drawn up by Herbert Thorndyke and printed in vol. vi of the Polyglot, but the text was left unchanged. Thorndyke's work is inaccurate and incomplete (as Samuel Lee complained in 1821), but the non-fulfilment of Walton's promise is nevertheless to be regretted, for a scholarly use of even such an Apparatus would have given the world an edition of the Peshitta better than Lee's own more than a hundred and fifty years before the time of Lee. xxxii INTRODUCTION IV. The Psalter contained in Lee's edition of the Old Testament of 1823 is, like the rest of the books, taken from the London Polyglot of 1657, i.e. ultimately from Gabriel Sionita, with a few changes and a few misprints. The text is given without vowel points. The Apocryphal Psalm (cli.) given in part of the impression was subsequently cancelled. The state- ment on the title-page, Ad iidem Codicum MSS emendavit S. Lee, A.M. should not be taken very seriously. A large number of readings which are almost entirely destitute of support from the older MSS are taken over uncorrected from the Polyglots1; cf. *iv. 5; v. 4 (i4s= G ); ix. 16; *x. 5; xiv. 5; xvii. 12; xviii. 46, 47 ; *xix. 4 (bis); xxii. 8; *xxxi. 5; xxxiii. 3, 8; ib. 20; xxxv. 8; * xxxviii. 14 (bis) ; *xxxix. 4, 5; *xlix. 16; li. 3 ; lii. 7 (order); *lv. 21; lxviii. 27, etc. (The readings marked with an asterisk are emendations of the Peshitta text accepted on the recom- mendation of Barhebraeus.) There are also several misprints; vii. 10; xvii. 5; xxi. 12; xxxiv. 18 (seyame missing); xxxvi. 8; xxxvii. 14 (taken over from W); xlviii. 2 (co.); liii. 2; lxviii. 7; cxviii. [cxix.] 162 ; cxlii. 11; cxlvii. 19 (r~km); cl. 4. Instances of Lee's variations from the Polyglots are to be found xliii. 5 and 1. 7 (for the worse), and 1. 23; lxiii. 8; lxxvii. 17 (for the better). V. The book of Psalms included in the edition of the Peshitta Old Testament published in 1852 at Urumia (Persia) by the American Missionaries ("Ua") is a genuine Nestorian text of great value. Herein it differs altogether from the book of Chronicles which I was obliged to describe (An Apparatus Criticus to Chronicles in the Peshitta Version, Cambridge, 1897, page xv) as a reproduction of Lee's edition "in Nestorian characters with Nestorian vowels and with improved spell- ings." The book of Chronicles was not well known among the Nestorians, perhaps was not regarded as Canonical, and such a MS as " Sachau 90" of the Berlin Royal Library which contains it, though itself Nestorian is probably of Jacobite ancestry. But it is otherwise with the Psalms. Nestorian Psalters, though not so common in Europe as Jacobite, are found not unfrequently, and the text which the Americans 1 The references here are given according to Lee's numeration. THE EDITIONS xxxiii printed agrees very well with the Nestorian MSS which are found in the British Museum and at Cambridge. A short study of the Apparatus given in this book makes this fact abundantly clear. Of course Ua is not free from faults. There seems to be no MS support for the reading ~rzoa (with Dalath) in ii. 3, and rM=can (for rio ) in li. 21 seems to be a mere late ecclesiastical gloss, though sup- ported by codex m. Misprints or slips occur xliv. 15 [17] (;s.e:); -. Iv.10 [11] (rO'iz and i1.). But the text of the Psalter is as a whole excellent, in spite of the fact that this is an Editio Princeps, pro- duced by a man who was far removed from access to European Libraries. VI. Psalterium I syriacum 1ad Jidemrn plurium optimorum codicum habita ratione potissimum I hebraici textus nunc accuratissime 1 ex- actum I a IJosepho David I chorepiscopo syro mausiliensi i cui accedunt x cantica sacra j Mausili I typis fratrum praedicatorum I MDCCCLXXVII. This work is printed in the Jacobite character with Greek vowels, but the Nestorian forms &a,&b(Ps. viii. 7; xviii. 8 etc.) and l~~ai(passim) are retained. The value of this book lies chiefly (if not wholly) in eight pages of the Introduction (xxxiv-xlii) in which a comparison is made between the "Jacobite " and " Chaldean "' texts. The Bishop's own text is 'corrected' from the Hebrew, and is so far untrustworthy. Thus in Ps. ii. 11b for &ir&i.= ,carso.toC,, (the Peshitta text) Bp. David reads <&i= a-a.to translating afresh from the original. In lxxxvi. 2 for UrA .-a. (Peshitta) Bp. David reads r .. ' .e 1 (again from the Hebrew). Other corrections are to be found in xxiii. 2; xliv. 3; lxv. 10; lxxv. 4; xciv. 19; cxix. 131. It is presumably a reprint of this Psalter which is given in the great Syriac Bible in three volumes published at Mosul in 1887-1891, but this book I have not been able to examine. VII. The Psalter printed at the end of the Breviarium Chaldaicum published at Paris in 1886-7 (" C") is reproduced in the Nestorian character, and gives a genuine Nestorian text (see the Tentative List of Nestorian Readings on pages xxxvii ff.). I have noticed only two 1 The "Chaldeans" are the descendants of the Nestorians of Mosul and its neighbourhood who put themselves under the See of Rome in 1778. B. P. xxxiv INTRODUCTION instances in which C differs from Uc . These are (1) Ps. li.21 where C reads Wnicwith KLNO mm g, while Uac read rci'ian with mtx, and (2) lxxi. 16 where ~h .t. is read by C against Uao and KLNO m, all of which have ~tc . VIII. The Psalter dated "Urmi. At the Press of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Mission. 1891'" (" Uo ") is probably not independent of the Psalter contained in the Old Testament published by the American Missionaries at the same place, but it is in any case not a mere reprint of it. In some passages it offers a more accurate text; in others it has a more modern spelling of its own. Variations between the two editions occur Ps. xvii. 11; xxv. 5; xxxiii. 6 and 19; xlviii. 9; lxvii. 2; lxix. 36; lxx. 6; lxxi. 17 (r.= U0=KLNO m; Ua); lxxvi. 6; lxxix. 5; lxxxi. 14 (see Additional Readings); lxxxix. 37; xc. 9, 14 and 16; cii. 24; civ. 8; cvii. 30 (Ua c 4.ac) ; cix. 14; cxv. 15; cxxxii. 11; cxliv. 6 b (om U"; hab Ua). Moreover the headings prefixed to the Psalms do not completely coincide. Lastly U" is a true Psalter, and the Psalms are farced. In the passages quoted above U" seems to have the better reading quite as frequently as Ua. The point on which the Canterbury Psalter is most open to criticism is its admission of modern spellings, specially of otiose Yud at the end of the Perfect 3 pl. fem. § 4. ON THE HISTORY OF THE TEXT OF THE PESHITTA VERSION OF THE PSALTER. This subject is one of great difficulty, and the time has not yet come for even an outline of the History to be written. What is here given is given by way of suggestion only. A few disjointed facts are all that we have at present to go upon, and these facts may be differently combined and differently interpreted. (I) The first fact to be considered is that the text of the Psalms found in our earliest documents is of such a kind as to invite revision. It is not homogeneous. The earliest MSS (those belonging to the Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Centuries) exhibit a text which is not a HISTORY OF THE TEXT XXXV simple translation from the Hebrew but a translation which bears upon it the marks of the influence of the Septuagint'. It is obvious that scribes who were imbued with an exaggerated idea.of the authority of the Septuagint would seek to emend such a text into closer agreement with the Greek version. Indeed it was believed that the Peshitta was itself translated " from the Greek 2," and the readings of "the Greek" (Yaunaya) are added in the margin of codd. BE, and occasionally in that of cod. F. The means were at hand, and the temptation was strong to conform the text of the Peshitta to that of the Septuagint; cf. ii. 12; xxxix. 4, 5; xl. 7; li. 3, 16 and 17; lxxiv. 12. One caution however must be given. In the case of passages quoted in the New Testament, Greek influence may have been exerted mediately through this channel, and not directly through the Syro-Hexaplar . (11) A second fact to be borne in mind is that only three of the MSS which contain the Psalms (viz. ABF) contain other books of the Bible as well. The rest of our MSS are Psalters, i.e. Hymn Books or Praise Books for Divine Service. The Jacobite codd. CDEGHJQ, and the Nestorian KLN contain various Canticles, while CDEJLQ m contain also the Nicene Creed, and even in cod. F (a MS which pre- sumably was intended to contain the whole of the Old Testament) the book of Psalms is followed by certain Canticles and by the Nicene Creed. Codd. OPRT are incomplete at the end; but PT are arranged as Service Books: indeed it is not improbable that all four MSS originally corresponded generally in their contents with codd. CDEGHJKLNQ m. We have therefore to deal in the Psalter with a text which was specially transcribed for ecclesiastical use, and accordingly we must not be surprised, if we find it coloured by ecclesiastical phraseology. The proof which can be offered here to shew that this was the fact is slight, but significant. In Psalm li. 20 for [ ==-= .=v- ] Cm SA"Do good in thy good pleasure unto Zion," codd. [B]J 8 read .%. " unto thy Church," a reading also recorded in G1. In 1 See an article On the Influence of the Septuagint on the Peshittain the JOURNAL OF THEOLOGICAL STUDIES, vol. ii, pages 186-197. 2 Compare the title of the Psalter in codd. ADER, p. li. a While the influence of the LXX on the text of the Peshitta was undoubtedly great, the influence of the Hebrew (except in the case of codex F) was, I believe, almost nil. e2 xxxvi INTRODUCTION the next verse the two editions of Urumia together with codex mtx read e.in=Ic. [_Qn ] "they shall offer sacrifices" (or "eucharists") instead of reic "oxen." Perhaps also the strongly supported .ma.=:1 of lxxvi. 5 is only an ecclesiastical interpretation of ,JaI.~o , the alternative reading, and the Nestorian variation c~n in lxxxvii. 6 for r '.s= may have a similar origin; cf. lii. 7, codd. BR; cl. 6. In any case the text of the Psalter was open to influences arising from the fact that it was used as a Service Book. (III) The third fact bearing on the history of the Peshitta is that the MSS which we possess belong to three (if not four) families. A Jacobite, a Nestorian, and (perhaps) a Malkite group can be recognised without serious difficulty. A doubt remains whether there was a fourth group, a family which might be called 'Hebraic,' as being more closely in agreement with the Hebrewv Massoretic text. The MS which may be the representative of such a group is F, and while that MS remains alone, it is permissible to suppose that there never was a genuine text of the Peshitta of such a kind, but only a solitary codex due to some scholar whose work, being in private, had no influence on the text of the Bible received in the Church, But the question, Were there four groups or only three, is com- paratively unimportant and remote. The serious question of criticism is raised by the existence of two groups of MSS, to which the names respectively of Nestorian and Early Jacobite may be justly applied. The boundary is indeed ill-defined, but the existence of the groups cannot be denied. Is it possible, as Dr A. Rahlfs suggested (Zeitschrift fiir die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft, 1889, page 165), by applying criticism to the text of these two groups to reach a text which presum- ably was common to the Syrians both of the East and of the West before 483-4 A.D., the date of the Synod of Beth Lapat ? Before answering this question an attempt must be made to remove some initial difficulties. It is not possible to accept, at any rate in the case of the Psalter, the principle laid down by Rahlfs (supra) that the theory of any mutual influence between Eastern and Western MSS may be practically excluded (" so gut wie ausgeschlossen ") owing to the hostility which existed between the Nestorians and the Jacobites. We cannot say that we have an unmixed Western text to compare with an unmixed Eastern. Certainly our Western MSS shew signs of Eastern influence. The most ancient of them, C, which is marked by THE NESTORIAN TEXT xxxvii its orthography as Western, was collated and corrected in 600 A.D. (perhaps the year in which it was finished) by two monks from the Convent of the Orientals at Edessa from a copy belonging to the same convent. We cannot therefore decide whether C in giving support to such readings as &an (viii. 7) or icnl . ciiac\, (xxxvi. 7 Cvid) is to be reckoned as an Eastern or as a Western authority. Codex E again (written at Edessa in 873-4 A.D.) must be generally described as Jacobite or Western, yet it contains distinct traces of Eastern influence. Thus, though it usually has the form ' an, yet in xviii. 39; xlvii. 4 we find bank, which occurs regularly in the Nestorian Psalter. Similarly, though E sometimes uses the prosthetic Alaph in agreement _with early Western MSS, at other times it drops it in agreement with KLNO m. Further we may believe that the later Jacobite MSS accepted a number of Nestorian readings with or without the recom- mendation of Barhebraeus, who after recording an Eastern variation sometimes adds, " and this is right" (&,&au). Hence we find in Lee (nominally a Jacobite text) a sprinkling of readings not supported by the earlier Jacobite MSS and manifestly of Nestorian origin; cf. vii. 15; x. 15 (bis); xii. 9; etc. Our general conclusion must be that a considerable amount of mixture of texts has occurred, and that it is often difficult to draw the line between the true Eastern text, and the older text common to both East and West. Accordingly the following list of readings characteristic of the Nestorian text is to be regarded as tentative. Probably but few distinctively Eastern readings are omitted from it, but on the other hand several of the readings which are included may belong to the more ancient (prae-Nestorian and prae- Jacobite) text. TENTATIVE LIST OF NESTORIAN READINGS. vii. 9. , .... OU= D'KNT; na.rel; $. 15. CU=K[T] TM31 bH; ca rel. x. 15. a=c CU= LXZm3 m bH; ._h" K rel; &. A CU=U K[L]PXZmg bH A; _Ak.Ah rel (exc. T m). xii. 9. -L- CU= KLNT m bH; - rel. 2 xvi. 5. ' c (omc u) CU= KLNTZ m bH [i]; udu rel. xvii. 6. n CihoL CU= F[K]LNVidOTX m; tr. verba rel. xviii. 16. da~u . CU= DJKLO[T]X m bH; i~rr rel; hi N. xxxviii INTRODUCTION xix. 13. s ar= CU= KLO[T]Z m bH; om = rel; ; hi N. xxii. 9. -mco -p CU= GKL[N]OTX m bHvult; pr a rel. xxvi. 1. A (cf.c vii. 9 supra) CU= AKNOX m Ishms bHnest; oa rel; ; hi L. 10. m.'-. CUa = KNOXZcur scc.-vud;ssee vid m; rel; hi L. xxxv. 20. &.4 CU= KLOT m; A.-s.e N rel; [i]. 24. A a (of xxvi. 1 supra) CU= AsuprasvidKLO m; ,xa. rel; $ ; hi N. m s xxxvi. 7. a ,,. mic& OCU [C]F[K]LNOT m Ish bHnest 4; emdc. rel. xxxvii. 22. mc.~i~' CU= KLOTX 2 m bHest; ,maso.. rel; hi N. xxxix. 3. ai:k CU= BrEJKLNOPX m ,,$; A .'n,,rel. 7. c' CU=FKLOX m; cu N rel; . xl. 2. ,oLo CU= KLNOPT m; , ,A.drel. xlii. 9. ,oa..(sine add) CU= FKLOTX m bHimpr; add om Xm. rec rel. (exc. D' bH). xlv. 2. -,.---CU= DKLNOXZ m Ish bH ; e-= rel. 3. ias. CU= FKLNOTX m bH; isa. rel. 15. .k=csao CU= CYvidDE2JKLNOQTZ m Ish bH; iauo rel. xlvii. 4. .r-, CU= AJKL[N]OT m; .- rel; $. xlix. 10. .nho CU= JKLNvidOTX m bH; a.n rel. 20. a.m CU= CHJlvidKLNOT m bH; "w rel; . lii. 7. ' o "t .. a.o CU= [Br]E'JKLO[X] m bH S; amcink etc., [N] rel. liv. 3. A (of. xxxv. 24 supra) CU= AsuprasvidKL[N]O m; narel. lviii. 12. om ,, CU= KLNOX m; - M rel; [a', ]. lxii. 9. [ z..] - CU= FKLO m; s N rel. lxv. 11. 1= m ke CU= K2LNO m bH; 1ON-= ma a.co rel. lxvi. 7. [-.%A.t] = CU= GKLNO mi; rel. 14. c-'o CU= FKLNO m; acnk\. rel. lxviii. 10. m r CU= GJKLNO m Ish bH; Aaraet rel. 19. k.-oe CU= FKNO m [Ish?] ,; "cio JsuprasLsupras rel. lxix. 36. a'-.-Ua=AKLO m; pr. a' CUe=N rel. lxx. 6. 'L- CUC=KLNOX m; ,aA'd [ Ua .eca !]rel; 5. lxxi. 16. c.d. CU= DE2FKLNO m bH; -c. rel; 5. lxxiii. 14. ,di . CU= FKLN m bH; .k-= rel; $ ; hi 0. 25. CU=JKLNTb m bH 5b; om A rel; hi 0. lxxiv. 20. 6i.~5 CU= BFKLN[OTbIX m bH; ci' rel. lxxvi. 5. . =.o CU= DtEret'JKLNOQSTb m bHest; ,,..no rel. lxxviii. 6. Wgn CU= DFK[L fors. ras.]NO m 5; d. rel. THE NESTORIAN TEXT xxxix 71. .ipCU= FKLSUPPNOX m [i]; As _i' rel. lxxx. 19. [ccs ] -- oo CU= BFKLN m bH; -r rel; non liq 0. lxxxi. 4. , iik CU= KLN m; hi-~r.u rel; hi O. 13. c Amo CU= [F]KL[N]R m; acm.c7 vel c.am i , rel; hi 0. lxxxiii. 16. CU= KLNTb m; \s.-- rel; ; hi O. lxxxv. 3. p. CU=AJKLNZ m g m A; rel; hi 0. lxxxvi. 5. ~cn4;e, s'o CU= KvidNZmg m; om -m rel; hi LO. 8. a.dcn\, CU= KLidN m; .Ce,, vel ,7C Fd rel; hi 0. lxxxvii. 6. mC-- CU=LNR m bHest ; ~ rel; hi KO. xciv. 8. COU= BgrKL m bH n est ; .a rel; sil NO. cii. 20. ,,h~ , - CU= KLN $; .- rel; hi 0 m. ciii. 12. , C-U=C1vidKLN m [e]; = sa rel. civ. 1, 2. u -.. m-. n,,Xs, o . =-.. _. CU=[F]KLN m bHuest [cf. S]; "-ietc. rel; hi 0. 3. .ai CU=FKLN m; &i rel; hi O. 10. A.s. CU= C2EFJKLN m; .- rel; hi O. 16. .y'a CU= KLN * ; .-=' rel; hi 0 m. "' 20. ,-- CU= KLNZ bH lt c; -m rel; hi 0 m. 24. &i= CU= KLN bH; k. - rel; ; hi 0 m. 25. .cim CU=KLN bH ,A; cm rel; hi 0 m. cv. 8. oa FnkFLN A (-.sd, CU= BX m); i + [o] rel; hi KO. 16. . a CU= AFJLN m ; %A el rel; hi KO. cvi. 7. caiunao CU= LN m bH; ainakm rel; hi KO. cvii. 9. e, naiio CU=LN m; a _azo rel; $; hi KO. 1 cix. 12. ..\.\n CU- CcursecFJretrLN2 m ; 7 "3i rel ; non liq N ; hi KO. 27. .e. CU= LN m; tL rel; hi KO. ex. 2. -Is. l h-- CU= A[C .sup ras] GJ[K]L[N] min; -.--- rel; hi O. cxix. 4. , aun. CU= KLOX m bHnest; ,..o a rel; non liq N. 176. ,dh-s=~ d m CU= [C]KL[N]OX m bHnest; v -.eA rel; cxxiii. 2. ,,as. & CU= AKLNOX m ; 'a i- rel. 3. ,CIe-o (cf. ver. 3) CU= EKLNOX m bH ; cuAz..o rel. cxxv. 5. l5 -z-m. '(cf. cxxviii. 6) CU= [F]KLNOX m; i,' -m rel. cxxix. 2. ,-\. CU=AKLNX m; ,. rel; ; hi 0. cxxxi. 2. [m",] a CU= [F]KLNX m; . rel; a; hi 0. cxxxv. 9. inc CU= KL m;i; n rel; sil NO. cxl. 6. ,a.om' e. CU= AJKLNOTX m; ,,"-u ,. [C] rel. cxliv. 8. l." (cf. ver., 11) CU=D[Ec .n]FKLNTXm A; ."L rel; hi O. xl INTRODUCTION cxlvi. 5. Adrd [ .t ] CU=EFKLN m; mrcn rel; ; hi 0. cxlvii. 16. ~so CU= KLN m bH [i]; A. .ao vel A.aLr rel; hi 0. 19. ~am~oisoa CU= [A]FJKLNX m; C7sct[o] rel; hi 0. cxlviii. 14. ..am CU=GKNX m bH; ,m A L rel; hi 0. cl. 6. - As CU= KL[N ?]X m [bHlnest]; (.a) ~h c~ rel; -. < ~k-~..s, S; hi 0. Negatively it may be said that the Nestorian text is further characterised by the absence of certain readings, which for want of a better name may be called simply " Non-Nestorian Readings." These occur in a number of Jacobite authorities, but they receive no Nestorian support whatever. The following is a tentative list of them. LIST OF NON-NESTORIAN READINGS. 2 xvii. 7. .LAdaACFGHP VidQ; yl,,4k rel. xxi. 4. -an~Jnt n AFvidGHJPQZ bI-pr A; m."arma rel; 5. xxii. 10. 1-N. ACFGQTZtx; Agt = rel; 5. xlv. 7. ,cdr.e cn on ACretFr; ,m r. u rel.rosm li. 13. r~~a [" oo] CHQS Aphr; ",4-. rel; ,. lxxii. 16. C~n ABCFQRSTbZ u..- .; rel. xcviii. 9. Aiasni_= ABCFHQtXZ ; -k-c~.~n= rel. cii. 4. ICQuok BCE'QZ; i_= rel; i. cxxvii. 3. -- - . AEFGHJR[T]Z bHkark . rel. cxliv. 12. ~io... ACF; O Qa.... , m rel. THE MALKITE TEXT. Two MSS are described by Wright (on pages 128, 136 respectively) as " in a good Malkite hand of the xiith cent." (" P ") and as "in an inelegant hand of the xiiith or xIvth cent. inclining to the Malkite type " (" T"). Of these two P most unfortunately contains nothing of any Psalm beyond Ps. xl. An exhaustive comparison between the two MSS is therefore impossible. We cannot speak with confidence of a " Malkite group." Such a comparison as is possible yields three results which are not of a truly decisive character. We find then first that while the two MSS differ in a considerable number of places, there is a common element between them which affords some justification EXISTENCE OF A MALKITE TEXT. xli (though not complete justification) for speaking of them as a group. Perhaps this common element would be more conspicuous if both MSS were not written with so marked carelessness. Secondly we find that PT, when there is a division among the authorities, agree sometimes with the Jacobite, and sometimes with the Nestorian MSS. The following passages illustrate these two results: v. 12. . [.ai] PT + N; om KX rel. vi. 8. v &o P[T] Ph; w~i rel. viii. 7. -ro0 P[T]+ JKN m; - rel. x. 15. Ax P[T] + KL][L]XZms; ~a-1 rel; rnm.. xviii. 5. & 5o [P]T + DFOXZm g m; o rel; non liq CKL; hi NQ. 29. RSed P[T] + DEK [bHnest]; Askr OX m rel; hi LN. xl. 2. 4 !A'" a PT + KLNO m; Edm-'rel. 14. a-c-- PT; aliter rel. Thirdly we find T (where it disagrees with P or where P is no longer extant) frequently exhibiting Nestorian readings (see the Tenta- tive List on pages xxxvii ff.), but on the other hand sometimes in striking agreement with the Jacobite text. The character of the Malkite text (if we may speak of such a thing) should be considered in connexion with the provenance of the two MSS PT. Unfortunately we have no colophon in either case to tell us this. We know however that the Convent of Mar Elia in the province of Seleucia near Antioch of Syria was one centre for the writing of Malkite .MSS (Wright, Catalogue, Part i, page 198), while the convent of S. Mary Deipara on the river < al near Tripolis in the province of Damascus was another (ibid. page 320). The politica.1l relations of the Malkites would naturally lead us to look Pfr their settlements in Northern and Western Syria. The probabilities then suggest that PT are Western MSS, and their agreement with Nestorian authorities in many critical passages challenges explanation. But the explanation is perhaps not far to seek. It lies, I believe, in the truth of a supposition which Dr Rahlfs would repudiate. There never was a time (so it seems to me) since the writing of our earliest MSS at which the Nestorian text did not exercise its influence upon Western MSS. The history of the Peshitta is a history of never ceasing admixture of texts. B. P. f xlii INTRODUCTION It is just this admixture of Eastern and Western readings in our MSS, in other words, the partial obliteration of the boundary between the two chief groups of MSS of the Peshitta, which is the first great difficulty that confronts us, when we try to reach the text which lies behind both the Nestorian and the Jacobite. This difficulty however may be reduced within narrower limits by a careful study of each MS in its graphical details and in the special character of its text. Thus when the Nestorian MS L gives (over an erasure) the reading .cil.a in lxviii. 19, we abstain from crediting this reading with Nestorian support, partly because we can point to traces of Jacobite revision in this MS, partly because all other Nestorian authorities (so far as I am aware) read A.= ama. The second great difficulty in re-constructing the older text lies in the intrusion into our MSS of readings derived from the Septuagint, and in particular from the Syro-Hexaplar version. Thus, when we find in the passage referred to above (lxviii. 19) that the Nestorian reading aa.3cn is (but for the conjunction a) identical with that of the Syro-Hexaplar, we have to consider the possibility that the Nestorian MSS may have exchanged the reading of the Peshitta for that of the Yaunayal. A third and less important difficulty in the execution of our task arises from the probability that in some of the cases in which the Psalms are quoted in the New Testament readings from the New Testament either in the Peshitta or Harkleian version have affected the readings of MSS of the Psalms. Thus, to take an example from the passage twice quoted above, some doubt is thrown on the originality of the Jacobite reading &.=cn.o by the fact that Ps. lxviii. 19 is quoted or adapted in Ephes. iv. 8 in the form [rc,isn] .=va. Ps. lxviii. 19 illustrates very aptly the difficulties of an Editor of the Peshitta. If, to gain a preliminary view of the evidence, ve omit that of codex F in the face of the high probability that here (as in lxix. 11 'al.) the text has been conformed to the Hebrew, if further we disregard codices JL, the original reading of which is lost, we have to choose between a reading supported by purely Nestorian authorities (KNO m), .= -an, and one supported by evidence which is purely 1 Or again this reading may have come from the Septuagint itself through Theodore, the prince of Interpreters among the Nestorians. The Syriac version of his Commentary paraphrases the passage thus: (Diettrich, Igo'.ddh, page 124). PRINCIPLES OF CRITICISM xliii Jacobite, &.~can. (The Malkite MS, Tb, is defective.) Thus offered the choice is very difficult to make, but seeing that none of the Nestorian authorities in this case approach the Jacobite MSS, A and C, in age, the evidence may be said to incline slightly in favour of the Jacobite reading &=m.Ce. When we consider the respective probabilities that either the Syro-Hexaplar, or the Syriac New Testament, exerted its influence on the original text of the Peshitta, we shall decide that the balance inclines further in the same direction. The influence of the Yaunaya in other passages of the Psalter is an established fact, the influence of the New Testament is only a probable inference; it is more reasonable indeed to suppose that the Nestorian .=aonais due to the Syro-Hexaplar than that the Jacobite a.=cca is due to the Peshitta rendering of Ephes. iv. 8. There is moreover nothing intrinsically improbable in a~am as a rendering of the Hebrew rt!P, even if the original translators of the Peshitta were Jews. " Thou gavest" is the rendering of the Targum, a rendering fully in agreement with the Jewish interpretative tendency to which Tiklcun Sopherim was due. God does not "receive "; He gives ! The foregoing discussion suggests the main principles which should guide an Editor of the Peshitta Psalter in his choice of readings : I. Agreement with the Hebrew is not to be reckoned as against the originality of a reading, except in the case of those variants which are peculiar to codex F. II. On the other hand agreement with the Septuagint is to be counted as a general rule against a reading. III. Verbal agreement with the Syro-Hexaplar tells heavily against a variant; cf. ii. 12; xl. 7; lxxiv. 12; cxix. 176; etc. IV. A reading supported by the Nestorian group KLNOX m (or by as many of these as are available) and also by one or more of the earlier Jacobite MSS is usually to be accepted, unless it be identical with the reading of the Syro-Hexaplar; thus in xxxix. 3 &,-m (cum EJKLNOPX m 0) would have to be preferred to .bir (cum t 2 0 ABCDFHQre rRZ Ph ) but for the strong probability that it has been introduced from , into MSS of the Peshitta'. V. Agreement with the New Testament is to be counted as a 1 On the other hand it may sometimes be the case that the Syro-Hexaplar has adopted the rendering of its predecessor, the Peshitta, and that the variant found in MSS of the Peshitta is the inferior reading. f2 xliv INTRODUCTION general rule against a reading; cf. xliv. 23 (wri ' introduced from Rom. viii. 36 into EGL); xlv. 7 ( .c'cr m~ia introduced perhaps from Heb. i. 8); cxviii. 23 ( 4hiia.A.&C. ra o introduced from Matt. xxi. 42 into GL,not into the best MSS). § 5. THE PRESENT EDITION. I have not attempted in this work to give a collation of all the existing MSS of the Peshitta Psalter, nor indeed of all the MSS which are within my reach. Of the six Psalters in the Cambridge University Library I have regularly cited only one, namely, that which appeared to me to be the earliest of the Nestorian MSS. In Dr Wright's British Museum Catalogue there are fifty-one entries under the head of Psalters, thirteen of them relating to small fragments (one to five leaves) ; of the thirty-eight which remain fifteen are represented by full collations, and four by occasional references. So great indeed is the mass of material that a selection had to be made. I singled out first Jacobite MSS not later in date than the xth century; B was added to the list for its own interest as a pandect, and S because I found an interesting reading in it at an early stage of my work. To these four MSS (KLNO) of the xiith and xiiith centuries and one MS (m) of the xvith or xviith are added as the best representatives of the Nestorian text known to me. Two MSS, namely P of the xIIth and T of the xIvth century are collated throughout, because they belong apparently to the Malkite tradition. 'The Jacobite and Nestorian Massora are represented respec- tively by Z (of the Ixth or xth century) and by X (dated 899 A.D.). The selection thus made is, I hope, representative. As a matter of precaution in order to guard to some degree against the danger of omitting some important and easily accessible MS I examined in a few test places also the following :-Brit. Mus. Add. 17112 (" a," xth or xith cent.), Add. 17220 (" ," xmiiith cent.), Add. 17266 ("y," xiith cent.), and Add. 17268 (" 8," also xiith cent.). A few specimen readings may be given here:-- XXXIX. 3. au fp a [hi y8a XLV. 2. -\n as p [hi y THE PRESENT EDITION xlv LI. 3. -v apfl 6. acur cUseeps -" acur pr 20. c_ a - /3 8 [hi y LVI. 11. C&An73. - 1 a/p] [. LXXIV. 12. /f ys. 8 sl a CXLIX. 7. :L af s~ A 8 [hi y My general impression of these four MSS is that their testimony adds nothing to that of the MSS which I collated throughout. When my work on the Peshitta Psalms began seven years ago, I believed that it would be possible to construct on the combined evidence of Eastern and Western authorities a text which would prove to be older than the division between the Eastern and Western texts. Three years ago I began to print my text on this supposition. I doubt now whether the attempt was wise. Accordingly I have fallen back on the easier task of attempting to restore in some measure the early Western text, while reserving the Eastern readings for the Apparatus Criticus. My text has been printed from Dr Nestle's edition of the codex Ambrosianus printed in his Psalterium Tetraglottum. I have however corrected this text by introducing readings from other early West Syrian MSS. I have further departed from Dr Nestle's edition by dropping most of the diacritical points with which it is furnished. These points fix the sense of many passages more strictly than they should; they enter more deeply into the work of interpretation than is suitable in a merely critical edition which aims at giving only the consonantal text. I have been sparing in the use of seyare, though I have allowed them to stand in Ps., xxiii. 5; lxxviii. 19 in deference to authority which seemed to me overwhelming. In no case however have I allowed the vocative points to stand, and certainly not in xlv. 2, though Barhebraeus (supported by the Nestorian MSS OX) would read "',.-~2 = , " Pour forth, O my heart." xlvi INTRODUCTION This work being intended primarily for the student of the Hebrew Bible follows the Massoretic Text in numbering Psalms and verses of Psalms. It is hoped that the Reader will forgive the length of the list of Addenda and Corrigenda. This book has been in the Press for three years, and many new textual details have come to the Editor's know- ledge during the time. ORTHOGRAPHY. As my object has been to restore in this edition as far as possible the early West Syrian text I have endeavoured to follow the spelling of the MSS ACEF which seem to me its best representatives. The task is not always easy. The MSS (within certain limits) disagree with one another and in'different passages the same MS is inconsistent with itself. Several reasons may be given to account for these pheno- mena. In the first place Syriac can be written like other Semitic languages in consonants only; vowels or consonants used to represent vowels are luxuries which may be used or not according to individual taste. Thus the word Dawona (or Dawwana) " wretchedness " may be said to be correctly spelt, if the four consonants are represented, and the word is written rae.n, as in cvii. 39 (E). But in one place (cxvi. 3) A has rc.aloaa.s which yields the full spelling Dawwana. The first Alaph is also given by C which usually writes 4cn~'.e. H some- times has the same form. The second Alaph is found in MSS sporadically, e.g. in xxxi. 11 (D r. .~cc)and in xciv. 17 (F rct' i). The Nestorian MSS (generally supported by EF and other West Syrian authorities) seem to write invariably re.aao. which is pointed r .1ciin Nestorian Psalters ' . The late West Syrians read it perhaps Dwono (see Ndldeke, Gram. § 128 B). I have given .ac3ae as pre- serving the earlier West Syrian pronunciation, but had the MS support been greater, I should have preferred r.eo. In general agreement with ACF and with occasional support from E I have introduced "prosthetic" Alaph in several cases in which it is missing from the earlier editions. Thus re. ,..= is given in cxix. 83, and should appear (vide Corrigenda) in lxxviii. 47; and ren3d a is written in cxlvii. 16 (cf. ver. 17). In cxliv. 14 I give SSo cod. X (xiv. 17); -C'o-oxiii. 3 (cod. L) is a slip. ORTHOGRAPHY xlvii rc Lr': in cxlix. 3; cl. 4, ~r.~'.=a:in xxxi. 9; cxviii. 5; cxix. 45, r~c air-,, and in civ. 25 jaira. On the other hand I retain r&1 in in lxxviii. 20 while writing b~t in cxxiv. 4 on the authority of AF. The Alaph found in the earlier editions as a mater lectionis is omitted in this edition, whether it represents (a) Pethaha as in r .. s.v (GL, not Erp.) lxxxviii. 9 and in elre. (GL, not Erp.) cxxxiii. 3, or (b) Zeqafa as in or<'&= (GL; ,~ e.m Erp.) lx. 10 and in cr.ieosr (Erp., not GL) xxii. 7, or (c) Hebhasa as in 4 .-= vii. 16 and in .. w=&. (GL; 1 - .iErp.) xviii. 16. I have also rejected the second Alaph in m~ _.= (lxxxix. 12, Erp. GL) and in rs3m=m (GL, not Erp.) cxxxv. 1.41. Aphel forms =.. s (Erp. G(L) xxxvi. 5, Sr .o (Erp. GL) xli. 3 are replaced in this edition on overwhelming authority, both West Syrian and Nestorian, by the forms .z.M.. and Many fluctuations in spelling are connected with the letter a. In two cases I have not attempted to reduce irregularity to order. The earliest MSS frequently (but by no means regularly) exhibit the forms iAa and Ac.\. These forms become rarer in MSS of the Eighth and Ninth Centuries; they disappear (I believe) from MSS later than the Twelfth Century. In this edition i, and Ao., and .\ and A~3= are printed indifferently without any attempt to reduce the spelling of codex A to uniformity. On the other hand the superfluous a is rejected in forms such as 1 . cr . (Erp. L [G ,c..o i]) xxii. 8, aCc.arc (GL, not Erp.) xxv. 19, and aoo.- (GL; cha.cu Erp.) liv. 5. Moreover the quiescent a affixed to the Peal inf. C .a. (GL, not Erp.) cix. 16 is discarded as wholly without support from the MSS used in this edition. The letter Yud also gives trouble in matters of spelling. Incon- sistency in the spelling of the word .. i (~.i) " head" is to be noted in the MSS and in this edition. I cannot decide from an inspection of codex C whether a Yud is to be read or not to be read in xxii. 8. In cxxxvii. 6; cxl. 10 the Yud seems to be absent in C. On the other hand AF read Yud regularly in the word, and probably it would have been better to give the fuller form in this edition. The form without Yud is used by the Nestorians. Yud is however to be rejected without hesitation in m (Erp. GL) vii. 17 and in 'bu=~ 1 Cf. Critical Note on xc. 13. xlviii INTRODUCTION (Erp. GL) lxviii. 22. In some instances Yud appears to be merely graphic, i.e. it marks the fact that a word ends in a consonant. Thus in 1. 1 ,cmar' is merely a different way of writing cnr'; it is not a real variant. Similarly in civ. 4 , a in A does not differ except graphically from i.i which is found in the bulk of the MSS. Perhaps the case is the same with the variant . (for x-= ) xlv. 2, which appears in BvidN, otherwise we must suppose that the scribe of each MS took }. as a fern., 'Well forth, O my heart' (cf. Barhebr. in loco). The otiose Yud attached to the 3. f. pl. Perf is certainly a late feature in MSS and should be dropped in all critical editions. Specimens of the evidence on this point are given lxviii. 11; xc. 9. Still less defensible is the otiose Yud attached to the 3. f. s. Impf., e.g. a.3 & (GL, not Erp.) i. 6; ,i= & (GL, not Erp.) vii. 10; ~,&0o&(GL, not Erp.) x. 17. In the case of two words sometimes spelt with double Lamad the MSS differ. In r&Lre (GL, not Erp.) xxix. 9, all the MSS I have consulted omit the second Lamad. In whi\ (Erp. GL) cxliv. 12 on the contrary the MSS are divided. I retain the second Lamad however on the authority of ACDE. A few Syriac words remain, the exact form of which is somewhat difficult to determine. (a) The forms ldi, e' and lirc are freely interchanged in good West Syrian MSS and no attempt has been made in this edition to decide between the two. On the other hand in editions of the Nestorian Psalter 1i. is rightly given on the authority of the Nestorian MSS. (In K however in lxviii. 35 .rii. r..c is written.) (b) rcoo.i ( rc'.iv) has already been discussed (page xlvi), but a word of similar form rti.oo (e.o&c) needs consideration. In this case what may be called the rudimentary form i.e. reoi is well supported by West Syrian and Nestorian authority, i.e. in cv. 30 by CEHLN and in cxliv. 13 by CEFKLTvid m. A second Waw is added in some good Western authorities i.e. in cv. 30 by ABFGQS, and in cxliv. 13 by ABDHQ. We may take this second Waw as evidence that the Jacobites read the word Tawwana, while the Nestorians read Tawana, but the word is better written Mar . (c) There is no uniformity in the MSS with regard to the use of wasm or pm and I have not attempted to introduce it into this edition. ORTHOGRAPHY xlix At first it seemed to me that the longer form should always be given in an edition which claimed to give an early West Syrian text. But I find that the facts are against this view. Codd. ACEF alternate between the two forms, t.a in C being sometimes due to the first hand and sometimes to the second. (d) For the first person plural Personal Pronoun t.a is always given, but not seldom contrary to the evidence of our best MS. C (alone as far as I can discover) frequently has the form ti.ae; xx. 8, 9 ; xxxiii. 22; xxxvi. 10; lxxv. 2; c. 3 (bis); cxv. 18; exxiv. 7, etc.1 (Cf. Pusey and Gwilliam, Tetraeuangelium, page 132, note on S. Matt. xxi. 26, and Budge, Philoxenus, vol. i. page 3, Note 4.) F on the other hand frequently has a prosthetic Alaph, t e.g.g; c. 3 (bis). (e) The preposition &aub (b,u) used without any affix offers some difficulties. At the end of some Nestorian MSS (Brit. Mus. 7156 Rich; Brit. Mus. Add. 15443) and also in the Urmi edition (UC), page 181, and in the Breviarium Chaldaicum, Part iii, page 331*, there is a Massoretic note stating the number of times which certain words occur in the Syriac Psalter. Part of this note is as follows: : & .L-i= &A~ i .sa "And know that ,,& does not occur-in David (i.e. in the Psalter), even as hu&a does not occur in the Apostle (i.e. in the Epistles). Adu, occurs in David thirteen times." This statement is curiously meagre. With a few exceptions to be given presently it may be asserted that &a,& is a peculiarity of the Nestorian Psalter. It occurs in the following eight2 passages : viii. 7 ; x. 7 ; xviii. 10 and 39 ; xlvii. 4; xci. 4; cvi. 42; cxl. 4. In all these passages there is but one instance of the occurrence of &a&in any one of the Nestorian MSS which I have consulted (KLNOX m); the Massoretic codex X, which reads h&aan in viii. 7 and &ashae in xci. 4, reads in cxl. 4 .U&. Bar- hebraeus (on Ps. viii. 7; xci. 4) writes " hrah" tAi~ , "The Nestorians read As.&." On the other hand three Western MSS (and three only) occasionally give &anc . A has this form in xlvii. 4 and cvi. 42, but & b& in 1 In some of these cases the ordinary text gives only the affixed form t. 2 The Massoretic number "thirteen" is strangely reached by counting in .ascLu (xviii. 37, 40, 48; cxliv. 2) and either O sak (xlv. 6) or cainuA (xlvii. 4). In the other five passages X is silent. B.P. g INTRODUCTION the other six places. E has ha, in xviii. 39; xlvii. 4, &n& in four passages, and in the two remaining passages (x. 7; xviii. 10) Yid is written over an erasure. Of C it is difficult to speak with confi- dence, since in this MS the word always has the appearance of being tampered with, perhaps twice tampered with. I believe however that I am right in giving bha,& as the reading of C in viii. 7. Outside the Psalter I can find hardly any trace of hank in Classical Syriac whether in Nestorian or non-Nestorian MSS. The Nestorian codices which I have been able to consult have h&a n in Exod. xxiv. 10; Deut. ii. 25 ; iv. 19 ; Jud. iii. 30 ; 1 Sam. xxi. 9; 1 Kin. iv. 25 ; v. 3; Is. x. 4; Dan. ix. 12. Codex A agrees with them. The earliest dated Pentateuch (Brit. Mus. Add. 14425, written at Amid in 464 A.D.) agrees in Exod. xxiv. 10; Deut. ii. 25; iv. 19. In the Bible of Urumia (Old and New Testaments) I can find no instance of &icau outside the Psalter. On the other hand in the Sinai Palimpsest of the Gospels (Luke vii. 8) we have ,.&~W &du &ro M s. c&an~u with the two forms side by side 1. Elsewhere A&sc, is the reading of the Palimpsest. Payne-Smith cites two instances of a N from Nestorian documents, and adds that the phrase r_4.s. a& occurs in bH, Chron., passim. In the present edition I have given the form with Wew uniformly, but on reviewing the evidence I am not satisfied that it is sufficient to establish da &das the reading of the early Western text. In the so- called Modern Syriac anhc& is-the usual form. § 6a. HEADINGS PREFIXED TO THE PSALTER. The titles given to the Psalter in different MSS vary greatly, though they seem to group themselves roughly according to three groups of MSS viz. Early Jacobite, Nestorian, and Later Jacobite. The short title of the Psalter according to the earlier Jacobite MSS (ACEFHR) is certainly .ia.~.rci J.i. "The Hymns (or Praises) of David." la . w iz.. &ais found also in the headings to Bks. iii. and v. in B (later Jacobite) and in the colophons to K (Nestorian) and to DHJQ (Jacobite). In the works of Aphrahat (fl. 337-345 A.D.) the Psalter is usually quoted with the simple formula . ivo 1 Mr Burkitt has kindly verified this as the reading of the MS. TITLES OF THE PSALTER (or i=r .me..) "David saith"; but twice (pages 76, 380) we find i i~ his.= and once (page 36) .rs.&.1 ~hi = ..-bo . In the Nestorian Thomas of Marga (fl. 840 A.D.) the general title .ay.1 is used (page 236), and a single Psalm is called hiL4na (page 303) and ia .~o(page 375). The evidence of Nestorian MSS of the Psalter is defective, KN m being mutilated at the beginning, and O both at the beginning a.nd the end. The title . (c..1(mc'i ) '' itst is however found in both the Inscription and Subscription of L and in the Subscription of N m. Codex X (Nestorian Massoretic) has <=ate ic~J.a, with which the Editions U" and UC agree in their Inscrip- tions, but U adds a colophon .~. rc.x=I . i a i n k k CSLx... The colophon to Barhebraeus, Ausar Raze, is xac... a'ime. cna1l.. In the two later Jacobite MSS BJ the inscription is acm=m. , and the colophon of E (fol. 147a) and apparently that of G (erased, but not with complete success) use the same term. It is also the title found in the Syro-Hexaplar (ed. Ceriani, Milan, 1874), and in the New Testament (Luke xx. 42, Pesh, also Cur; cf. Sin). In Acts i. 20 the Peshitta has .~ risc' , and in Luke xxiv. 44 Mas.m in agreement with Sin, Cur being defective. Thus the characteristic title of the Psalms according to early Jacobite authority seems to have been .raC.i. wch .m&. The Nestorians used either a..0.b'i-m . or .. c..t MC'tivns (X) or ac..'. i eau.=.& (K). The later Jacobites (influenced perhaps by the New Testament or by the Syro-Hexaplar) wrote rc~ms m.T .=&. without altogether for- getting the older title -..o.t. c i .& (cf. B). The longer title according to the earlier Jacobite MSS may be given from A with variants recorded : 1pr.... . - C; om . ,. x A< D. 2 tp- . R; omnia post -. ' om C. -- V~ .mom E; tr post criA D (leg p). 4 add .I. . D. 6 csk E (om am). 6 t D. 7 ' IR. g2 lii INTRODUCTION S6b. HEADINGS PREFIXED TO SEPARATE PSALMS. There is great diversity among the different MSS in the titles prefixed to separate Psalms, far more diversity indeed than in the text itself. I have therefore excluded variations affecting these titles from the Apparatus Criticus given in this book. In order, however, to illustrate the diversity the headings of a few selected Psalms are given in this Introduction: PSALM I. ; . . .morn .l-/a. , 4=.._:.. a Czl : .r =i _ki -. . A[D]EFvid Daned. Diett :. ggs.. B .l, ,.ca-. c.rc.'\ a r ~..,\X0 ; , n-~.' Uac = C bH PSALM XXII. am- [DEF add oom] as o (EF 4mAn) tasmr-n ' 2021 i&- A [D om .. o cn=]-- EF --mcso.i om prn eas) .I Whasict-=omosed t oar C=Don.0- (lege . B • ,- . Ua=CK [m om &&013al] . bH PSALM XXIX. (F 4C.=) poa. cnI (E om ,eom) am n Anh.-\s ~ .. . ir.e AEF (E vc.m A) i m m.anowo OKvid [m om c7N]= Uac .. -S vm,..1 , CL., D : p .~ cno oc nc o (sic) ,o. n 1 . ;.aNisd PSALM LXXIII. A. d > (F . cu) o (sic) W-= o' . a used t-n- [A add : =i, A [E usque ad a- ea..] F ' ."L-=Fo F; ao E. PSALM HEADINGS liii Ua [a .i Uc pr .Lo] = CK m bH . s-- -. PSALM CXXXIV. A[DEF]E,.2 3o .n.13s .--- o-D n Xj , .1.. ,_mu or ' 'A~i-, E; non liq D 2 =.&-~ EF 3 iT..- F [ U ] = CK [m] .~ 4 ns a sx-A- ad fin. om Ua; pro ,- 1 UiC= mi leg ,na=r-=. bH ....a _mn Ai. In this case the title given in AEF seems to have no relation whatever to the heading prefixed in the Hebrew text and in the LXX. The p.1ao of B however is a translation either of ' ] hliyB ['n or of [i8] r( v daaOi~pv. The expression i0= i. ovmca. of C (= Uac) may be a paraphrase standing in the place of reacu i. C prefixes ra mC.Q=. (sine sey) to Pss. cxx-cxxxiii, and B ren a is (cum sey) to Pss. cxxi, cxxiii--cxxvi, cxxviii--cxxx. In B the presence of 111byor rev ivap3at8cv is acknowledged also in Pss. cxx and cxxxiii. F has r.a n.m.1 in Pss. cxx-cxxiv, cxxvi, and cxxix--cxxxiv (also Pss. cxxxv, cxxxvi). A never has xPea .mw., though in other respects the inscriptions given to Pss. cxx--cxxxiv agree closely with those of F. Barhebraeus gives em.am= - k.uc .. h as a title prefixed in the Greek to Pss. cxx- cxxxiv. liv ADDITIONAL READINGS. XXII. 3. nadr EU= ACDEFGJKLNOPQTXZ m Ish'" ,,mAdd GL = H [non liq B XXVI. 1. , .. (cf. vii. 9; xxxv. 24; liv. 3) U= AKNOX m bHnes t o,a EGL = BCretrDEF[G]HJPQ[S]T [hi L XXXIX. 2. 5 [E]GLU= A[C]DEKNOPQR m i.nnBFHJL [tac X; hi T -,s A EGLU= ACDEF2[HPR --,.]KNOQ m - c0 BFlvidJL [hi ST XL. 6. ,cw ELU= CEFHJKLNOQT m [ ] 4 [hi DG cwn ABPR . a EL U= ACEFJKNOPQ m bH ,_ . BHLR a [T m oo,. 7. ~L=.Cu=o EGL = AcursecBEPTX bH [hi DGS m =czc uro U= CF (et ",. supra) HJKLNOQRZ m Ish s 4 XLII. 4. Cru E.EGL U= CEFHJKLNOQRT m bH pr . ABD XLVIII. 13. cno EGL U= ABCDEFHJKLNOQZ m bH cu= o RT L. 23. ,.ra EL U= ABCDEF[H]JKLNOQRSTbX m bH om G1.2W [hi G LI. 20. ,.mA EGLU= ACDEFGHKLNOQ[RS]TbZ m LXII. 9. [ ] \--, EL= ABCDEGHJNQRSTbZ - U= FKLO m LXVI. 1. EGL U = ABCD 2FGHJKLNOQRSTb m bH D 1vidE AcAd/3.X EU= ABCDEFGHJKLNOQRSTb m bH ,,i. GL 5. o EGL = ACE2FGHJQSTb1 bH od. U= DE'KLNORTb2 m [non liq B 8. C o-r,,EGL U= BCEFG[H]JKL[N]OQRSTbZ m cr-.o [A ~r ]D 18. iaai EGLU= Csuras?DHKLNOQSZ m bH 6,a AB[G ~k i][R rsokkm EFP1[Tb rcism J 2..is.\] ADDITIONAL READINGS Iv LXXIV. 12. om ,\ (sine add) GL U= A[B]CEFGHJKLNOQR m add - E= Tb (et ,c.&7A) [non liq D; hi S LXXXI. 14. a~c Uo= BCretrEFHL-NQRS m EGL Ua = AJKLlvidTbX m [hi DGO 17. c GL U= ABCEFHJKLNQRSX m c-Dov E= Tb LXXXVIII. 9. ,e ~ EU= ABCEFGHJLNQTb m SGL [R <&- ; hi DKOS CIV. 13. qA EGLU= ABCEFHJKLNQR m bH m amo.Ln._ bH s [hi DGOTb CVI. 42. cwka U= ALN m . EGL = BCEFGHJQRST b [hi DKO CXIX. 35. c.- GLU= ACEFGHJKLOQRT' m bH am=n E= BT2 [hi DN CXL. 4. Ncik U= ClvidKLNO m bwh EGL = ABC2EFHJQRTb khn X [hi D CXLVII. 20. im E= ABCE 2HJQ .3cm GLU= DElvidFGKL m [hi NOR lvi ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA. N.B. These notes refer to the Apparatus, and accordingly the lines numbered are those of the Apparatus only. The symbols to be added are to be read in their places with the main body of each note. Page lines Page lines 41 1 Add JX m 50 5 Add GJ 42 1 6 m 7) E J m ,, 51 1 J 2 )) G ,, 3 J m 2 S m 4 9f E 3 ,, JX m 43 1 )f JZ m 52 1 m Ish EG 2 ,, E JS 2 77 44 1 JZ m 3 ,, m Ish & 45 1 )) JX[Z A-e] m 4 ,, E J 2 9f EG 5 ,, [GWom o] J m 54 1 JX 3\ 7) JXZ m 5 J 2 X,, m tt m 55 1, 3 ,, JX m 6 )7 JXZ ,, J m 7 7f 5, 7, 9 56 1 ,, JZ 8 7) m JXZ m 2 ,, EX m 9 )7 46 1 E J m 65 1, 3 ,, JZ m 2 )7 G 66 1 JX m 3 77 JZ 2 ,, (Rom. viii. 36) E 4 m 67 1 77 m 5 J m 2 ,, [J supH ras vid] 47 1 E J m 3 ,, J Ish anana 3 )) JX 4 ,, XZ rm Ish'4 4 m 5 ,, J 5 7) J m 6 ,, X m 48 1 XZ m 7 ,, J m Ish'"4 2 )7 J- 10 ,, JX m 77 1 3 (1 Pet. iii. 10) X 11 ,, Z 4 JX" m 68 1, 3 ,, J m Ish'5 49 1 7) J m 5 ,, E J m 2 EG 7 ,, JXZ m 50 1 J 9 ,, JXZ m 2 m 10 ,E J2Z' 4 G J m 11 ,, E XZ ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA Ivii Page lines Page lines 68 12, 13 Add J m 88 3 Add JZ 69 1 ,, [E M=N] 4 G 2 ,, JZ m Ish 5 9 Read [hi GRS m 3 ,, JX m 5 Add E JZ 5 ,, m 89 1 J 7 ,, JQZ 2 Read [hi GRS m 8 ,, JZ m 3 Add JXZ 70 1, 5 ,, J m 6 JX 3 m 90 1, 3 ,, JZ ,, J 71 1 ,, m 91 1 JZ m 2 ,, J 92 1 E m 3 ,, J m 2 J 72 1 ,, E J 3, 7 J m 2 ,, Z m 5 JZ m 3, 5 ,, JZ m 93 1 J m 7 ,, JZ 3 [EC] [J]X m 8 ,, m 94 1 J'X m 81 1 ,, E J 2 J' 2 ,, m [hi G 3 JZ m 82 1 ,, J m 5 J m 2 ,, G 7 J 83 1 ,, E J m 8 [E] m 2 ,, G 95 1 Z m 84 1 ,, Z m 2 Jy 2 ,, J 3 E JXZ m 3 ,, JZ m 4 G 5 ,, J m 5 E J 6 ,, E 6 m 85 1 ,, J m 96 1, 7 J m 3 ,, m 3 E J 4 E J 4 5 ,, _1~14 (3 o) 5 JX m 5, 7 Add JZ m 6 E 8 ,, E 7 AddRead LU 86 1 EG' J m 97 1 J2 m ,, 2 2 ,, G W 2 J 3 ,, E J 98 1 JZ m 4 X m 2 ReadAdd [hi Tb 87 1 ,, J m 3 Z 2 ,, E 4 J m Ish"1 ,,d 2 2 3 ,, m 5 Read [ADE F GJRSZ 5 ,, [E LA]G J 40nl 88 1 ,, m 6 Add X 2 J 7 ,, m B. 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Iviii ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA Page lines Page lines 98 8 Add J m 111 6 Add E JX m 99 1 JX m 112 1 ,, (cf. xliv. 5) 3 [J ea sup ras] 2, 6 ,, JZ 4 m 3 ,, E [ -] G ReadAdd [hi Tb 4 JZ 5 Z m Ish '7 vid 7 ,, E e '04 6 E J [cf TM2 "] 8, 10 ,, J 7 J m Ish'27 11 ,, X 100 1 JZ m 114 1 ,, Z 2 G 2, 4 ,, E J 3 [m] Ish 33 vid 6 ,, J 4 JZ 7 ,, E ,, 49° 101 1 Read E J m Ph 115 1, 3 ,, J Add GL 2 ,, Z 103 1, 3 J 4 ,, E E XZ m 5 F 4 ,, ,, 5 JZ 6 ,, JZ 6 mn 116 1 ,, E J 104 1 E J 117 1, 5 ,, JZ 2 X m 3 EG1 J 105 1 J 4 Read *PL*no G2 WL 3 JZ 6 Add Read mcursee 106 1 Add [AJ 7 ,, J 3 J 8 ,, Z & 4 ,, Z 118 2 ,, [J okood] 107 1 Zmg 119 1 ,, E JXZ t 2 E JXZ ' 3 ,, E J 3 E JZvid 120 1 ,, E J 121 4 G 1 , JZ 108 1 E Z 3 ,, E 2, 4 J 123 1 ,, J [hi D 109 2 JX 2 ,, X 4 X m 3 ,, J 5 EG J 4 ,, EG 5 DeleteAdd mi 124 1 E J 6 J 3, 5 ,, J 7 EG m 125 1 ,, J 110 1 Z 126 1 ,, G J 2 EGJ m 2 ,, E 3 JXZ m 4, 6 ,, J 5 X 8 ,, X 6 J m 9 ,, JZ 111 1, 3 JX m 127 1 ,, JX ,, 4 E 3 GI J ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA lix Page lines Page lines 127 4 Read EG 2 WL 145 1 Add E JX 6 Add E J 146 1, 3 ,,JXZ 128 1 J 2 S E 129 1 JZ 5 ,, J2X ,, 130 1 JX 6 ,, J1Z 131 1 JZ 147 1 JZ 2 EG 3, 5 ,, J 3 EG Ztx 148 1,3, 5, 7 J 4 JZmS 2 Read (et sA"i bis) 132 1, 3, 5 J 6 Add GW 4 EG 149 1 ,, JXZ t 133 1 JZ x 150 1 ,, J 2 Zmg 151 1 J[X "t sup ras] 3, 8 J 3 J 6 JX 152 1 ,, E J 7 E 3 134 1, 3 ,, J 4 J 5 ,, EG JZ 5 ,, JxZJ 135 1 JZ 154 1, 3 136 1 E Z 2 Z 2 J Read [hi DGOS 3 E J 155 1 Add J 138 1 E J 2 ,, Z 139 1 J 3 ,, X 140 2 Read 4 ,, JZ Add E= BJQRSTb 156 1, 9, 11 JX 141 1 J 3 JXZ 3 JXZ 5 JZ 5 Read .a'iR EL UC= 6 JQvidSZ bH 7, 13 ,, J 6 Add X 158 1 7 JX 3 JZ 8 Z 159 1, 3 JZ 9 Read [ElvidFJZ M 5 Read [pr a EL= C HJQR Add 11 JZ 7, 9 Add J 142 1, 3, 5,7 J 11 JXZ 2 160 1 , X 9 JZ 2 ,, [J sey] 143 1, 3, 5 JXZ Read [A o E BZ 7, 10 J 3 Add Z 8 G 4, 5 ~, J 9 E bH 161 1, 3, 5 J Jtx 144 1 4 Jmg vid J,, 2 7 Z lx ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA Page lines Page lines 163 1 Add JX 2? 177 1 Add Jvid 2 ,, X'?Z 2 ,, XZ 3 Z 3, 5, 7 J Read [DE2JQ[S] knk==o 1 7 Read [- o U=LNTbX m 4 Add X 178 1 Add JX 6, 7 J 3, 6, 11 ,, J ,,e 8 ,, XZ 5 Read [hi DKO 164 2 ,, JZ 8 Add JZ 4, 5, 7 J 10 ,, Z 6 Read [b, Ua = BFLX 179 1 ,, (cf. Heb. v. 6.) JXZ cur sec 165 1 Add JX 4 ,, JXZ 3 Z 5 ,, Zcur pr 4, 5 (sic), 7 ,, 6 ,, JX 166 1 ,, J 7 ,, Xgr 3, 5 7, JZ 180 1, 4 ,, J 7 ,, TX 3 ,, X 167 1,3,5,11, 13,, J 181 1 ., JZ 7 ,, JZ 183 1 ,, JX 9 Read [C"FJ MCa~do 3 ,, J 168 1, 3 Add J 184 1,3,5,8 ,, JX 5 ,, 7 Z 7 ,, J[Z An sup ras] 9 ,, J 169 1, 5 ,, JX 185 1, 3, 5 ,, JZ 3, 7, 10 ,, J 7 ,, Z 170 1 ,, JZ 8 ,, J 3 ,, J 10 ,, JX 171 1 ,, J 186 1 ,, J 3 ,, JZ 3 , JXZ 172 1 JZ 187 1, 3, 5 ,, Zgr 2 6 ,, ,,JXX 173 1, 5 ,, J ,, 7 2 Z 8 ,, (cf. Matt. xxi 42; 3 ,, JZ Marc. xii 11) 4 ,, X 188 1, 5, 12 ,, X 174 1 ,, J[Z oia-t.] 2, 6, 7, 11 3 ,, J 3 5 ,, JX 10 Read simply --.. J [hi DN 7 ,, J'Z 189 1, 3, 5 Add J 8 ,, G J 191 1 J 175 1 JXZ 192 1 ,, JXZ 3 ,, E J 193 1 ,, ,, JXZ 176 2 J ,, (ut ver. 36) 3 ,, [J]Z 194 1 ,, JXZ 6 Jretr 3, 5, 7 ,, JX ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA lxi Page lines Page lines 195 1 Add JXZcur sec 210 8, 11 Add J 2 ,, Zcur pr 9 ,, J i( ras 3, 5 ,, JX 211 1 ,, JZ 7 ,, X 3, 5 ,, J 8 ,, [J -- u.a (sic) 212 1 ,, J 196 1 ,, J 3, 5 ,, JX m 197 1, 3 ,, X 213 1 ,, JXZ g 2 ,, Ztx 2, 4 ,, JXJZ C5 5 ,, Jx 3 ,, J 5 ,, JX 198 1 ,, Jx 214 1, 11 ,, JX 3 ,, J 199 1, 13 2 Read [HQZ sine sey I Read [non liq T; hi DG 3 Add JXZ 3 Add JX 5 ,, JZ 5, 7, 11 ,, JZ 7 ,, [J] 6, 14 X 9 ,, J 1, 9 Read [HJQZ .etc ] 215 5, 7 ,, JXZ 201 1, 3 Add JZx 3 ,, JXtxZ 4 ,, . Xg 4 JXX 5 ,, 9, 13 ,, J ,, 11 ,, Jretr 6 ,, 216 1 ,, J Ph 20 202 1 ,, XZ2 2 JZ 217 1, 3, 6 ,, J 5 3 ,, [X] ,, X 218 1 ,, JX 4 ,, [J] 3 ,, J 5 ,, X 4 ,, X 6 ,, J 204 1 ,, J 219 1,3,5 ,, JZ 2 1, X 7, 10, 16, 18 ,, J ,, 3, 5 ,, JZ 12 JX 205 1 ,, JX 14 Read [EJKLTVidX m] 4 1, J 20, 21 Add JXZ 220 2, 3, 5, 7, 9 ,, J 206 1 ,, [JZ] 3 ,, JX 7 Read [H'QZ om a 1mo 4 ,, z 11 Add JZ 207 1, 3, 6 ,, J 221 1 ,, JmgZ ,, 4, 5 X 2 ,, X [non liq Jtx 208 1 ,, Z 222 1 ,, J 2, 3 ,, JX 223 1 ,, JXZ 209 1, 3 ,, JXZ 224 1, 3, 7 ,, J 210 1, 3 ,, JXZ 5 ,, Z 5 ,, JX Read [E= BEGJupras -t. A 7 ,, z 9 Add -JX 227 U033 3 . re114 rc ~ ~cT1a * 1 C'i.I ~$A. 1LS2 9 cc aGL .1tfl CA1.A rteiu= a . cr.-I LJ= od c iva za~= 1 CL m n &LOt CI a O.x.. . m j 3CU4eL&4JL , m) 4LzLc2 .* 1N, r'e_' gC , m C 4 &. L 4 * ~'~ali,= CT Laa L5 * c l= aa &=t . * . i aCtiCT3 r 31J 3a 0 3.1 3,x1 L CL. 6. [ ~1] L - ABCDEFGIIJQ[Z] bil Q&[~] T -%r U= KLX m bllnest (cod Cantab) [hi NORT . [1L]= A[B]CD 2EFGJQZ bil Q SU=D'IIKLNX m bHnes t [hi GORT 226 . raa u .jcL~1 re.& =1a. cax. 1 CXLIX :ta=. 3 .jzla'rc ' v.3 2 t %.=1r .=cir 9acT1izl z ] 3 . !i'1 rt= Oa3 1Z~.U5 7 r= re. c ai iX CXLVIII. 14. L U= ABCDEGHJKLNQX m bil [hi ORT cam aL U=ABDEGHJKLNQX m bHil .4czxio L U [B]C2DEFGHJKLNQX m bH [C' .4wcm t ... so cr&zA IL - ABCDre rEFHJLQ flgr oci U=GKNX m bH CXLIX. 4. ca- -uAF [B .c iz L U= [C "e supras]Dre trEGIIJKLNQ m bil 7. . - Erp. U= ABCp1 et 2Vid EmlGHJKLNQ m bilnest 2 t - G~ L=F bil Avid [hi E x 225 * 1C00Cr !CToC =L 3 r' mcacra. L AA * CL 3L .OOa' 1C~ T1 11 0 C Jx1 ~ ,SAre c re 6 . .,s rte.ct =or r a "1. jc rte, bratr'.ii4ct rc'icU 8 .!' t3 r 0rrAtC' CYiArman ~ u10 . r ,sZ.*1 c O1 C.t.41 C13] .L 0C13 r e= o . $ vc11ce4A c *Ir oca" i"1 I~ v= CXLVIII. 5. on L U ABDEFGIIJKLNQX m C~Our C7C ODQ L U =AD 1 FGJKLNX m bH 2 co o BCD EH B. P. 29 224 * T1b4SC 14 (3) . re.ireA .cc M=1 17 (6) .c4cvA 4x i'o 0&,X1=issue18 (7) .. = l~ 0&Adn ia.3 19 (8) bji~hrW- CT,)C3'CLSGCC ,acmi[o] =cnI OA % m WA 20 (9) t _x..t=re4, a~ cox~. 1 CX LVII I . c3C~Wte.= * C12 . ~2 CXLVII. 13. vi~ LU 0 ABCDEGHKLNQ m [hi ORT a Ua [F cA 15. LU = ABCDEGHKLNvidQ m bil SF 16. A 0 ACDFHQ [Erp. = BEG .31 "A iso GLU=KLN m bil 18. &i GL U-=ABCDEFGHKLNQ mn bil a a's Erp. ( 19. a73omc aU- [A om o]FKLN m 2 C7aCc Erp. = C DEGLIQ [L =BC' A pr o 223 CXLVII (CXLVI) re. ,cco nc . 1C~ire. a rtL.-i2 . r'TYL rein . c 11L C . C Z s3 Cs '. .C% . 3 0C1 m *cvLi&cQA r &~Ac ~ ~=CYlh[C%] 9 . t'wOaj~ jGW},,L 12 (CXLVII 1) . *s"1: C1 =. 1 13 (2) CXLVII. 13. eetb.4 L U= BCGHK[N]Q m bH V AQ [L ~~~ c.,ii, A T-E1[no iq ;11 lii ORTnu 222 CXLVI (CXLV) t' S j *= aISIS 1 ,..I. LC1 . r4h r ~4A Zs , n OX-to r 'C3 . C 3,. r~C IIY C.1. A T2O Ah\3 . !CMteJJ1L 4c~]n . *re a4&3 [8] tq ~ . C LC3i . tq_1 tqJ,1 , . .cw 10 CXLJ.5.<'A I~r.= ABCDGhQ to [hi ORc '~c~A[8]GLU'EFKLNe 221 OUQ11 22 .. 033t' 1 u1 a1* 11 L 1 1l A P3 OO >4 r'Y ',.iA % .3112 41,L C.VJ CL 13 .* L = £ .% 3 Cmc13 n[14 e~ .* m)xC 11&11C%. %C1 * uSa133 it . 00~14 ,.s i L 3 - 3e P\of .u re&3I reJI. 16 . mz& t r, c1.%= re... .= 3 C Ccn.x,117 . $ Cc 19 .,cam ,G MINI t &j \i ~20 fa ca1 C3 1t 21= CXLV. 15. -=au Erp. L = ABcur PrCHQ [hi OR -"Cm~l' U=DFGKLNT m [Bcrsee n, 220 ( mo) CXLV (CXLIV) * . L. 3C.x .I a , v ctcm . i 3 * .5 G1J c1 3 1 00 ... 4 x3L O..C11 . tgr"b.3 C r cam 3 s, 3 83~ CXLIV. 14. erc ACF 1k [hi GOR .caci L U=BDEHKLNQT m bHIGT CXLV. 6. ' iZ.cu~ L U =ACDEFIKLN°idQ[T] mn taco (i.e. -'cu=oxzo) B i". .. & &io L U=A[B]CDEHKLNcur secQ[T] mn [6] om FNcur pr v 2 2 ico L U= ACDE FKLN [11 Qom o irno 7. cowsio L U= ABCDEFJIKLNQT i bHIag'cod V -xiso bHLag.ed [ ] 8. tsWio "'& LU= ABCDEHKLNQT mn bH a 219 UO3 * c . , cv, m C1 =0, 1 * v~cc gym... - 1 2 CXL. .. ,,a mAB 1. Cra~a= FHQn o[non lqo; iiGO 1,icn Erp. LU- [Elvid &kc7 ]KLN in ."o U -=ABCDEFHKL 1 NQ[T] m SErp. L =L 2vid bil a Dn: Uz=ABCDE FHK NQT in E~~]rp. L-=[L n sup ras] bH 2 11. L (ef. ver. 8) E p. L = ABCDE HQT [ JA -1 ] 1 i& U =F[K sup ras]LN m IQ [E' 1=X.? m Erp. L U- BDEHKLNQ[T] m. bil Gvid c .JAdQ aACF .,cz " QL U =BDEHKLNQ[T] im bH ( [] 13. t&i'A~f [A ts&io~f]CF T [hi N ..acnhI Q 6n L[ U ~o]=BDHQ[EKLTVid in] bil ( S ez. ACviF L ca.L U =BDEHKLNQT min wax ACFE 3 [hi N CitA~CIX LU=BDEHKLQT in (A 14. eim=ACEF IT? C3 L U= BDE[H] KLNQ[T pr a] in bli GA " i.' Erp. L U= B[C 'ue sup ras ?]DEFIIKLQ In SA rnonJiq T 218 . ,.Z 31 C T 1 si\ " C r 'C1~ CXLIV (CXLIII) a m ~1 C a . sr Z3 4=C4UJ rs'.~3 3 C,ji=zsjIrw3 4 C1 . t r '4%ae11 tz-XI1 4 ' r:1e_1 ,c7 Co T r 73L 5 . LaO1 r '9. m rqACL - o VIqCfa CXLIV. 5. ~L U= ABCDEHKLNQT~id m A [hi GOR 9r.. rF W 8. ~ (cf. ver. 11) Erp. L =ABCIJQ TT-UD[Ec~Xh]KLT 217 *4i: . h V4< J.Ifl r'- .911 A 3~? * %\O~9yr 2 mLhL!C' FL ( [non liq B B. P. !131~ai 28= B. P. 28 216 (~ra~) ~CXLII (CXLI) .1h& i..L ,la= & is pai.A ~2 ~i; & e uFc~i 9 3 4 3 A"c i 9 3 x,&"QiO 33 5 r wA ii.x &.iscc= r aA *qq~j, bum a& ~3O, m aOc aue (~~) ~ CXLIII (CXLII) r l**crLa Ca CXLIII. 2. 3~L U= ACidDEHKLNOQ m Aphr143 bil 'ei :BER [hi T ,-s~h n(cf. Isa. iii. 14) Erp. .Z\ bH~r] 215 re\JJ3mO U1oh. V r !' al 2 .11 ceL=1,JC, a CAreA3 ij fCr ' i asoc' . . !.S C .o. 1 . 1,1X3 5 *__ci~ijLZi L r 31 to=a . L1 .1 . ,.1s . &SI r!3 ar'.3ren 8 }:911 AC1 IL&e1 M c %'A~ .. a CXLI. 4. [ A."i] "L U= ABCEHKLNOQR m bH " co FT [hi DG a eL U= ABC[E w FI{KLFHNOsQR m bil SOcurpr bllimpr [T cu= v 5.~LU=ABCEHKLNOQRT m omEF [= L U =ABCEHKLNOQRT omEF acn6ir L U=ACEFIIKLNOQ m bil 6. -- Erp. Uz=AEFKLNO[T] m SL = B~cur sec?HQR a 7.om.L U= ABCEHKLNOQRT m ,~..F redust Z.214 . utr' ,cAre1 ,re.- 1 i=re 7 te t .,.a 0 j9 rqa .7[8] ,a1CL.%=r _AzA . .. as 1reA~A al r OZ3j,12 A C1 GU reJLJ311 j=14 (~o) CXLI (CXL) . I1I1 . r ' 4\&L T' .a'1"3 1 CXL. 6. o z LU=AKLNOT m SB[C "e sup ras]EvidF[HQ sine sey]R Lhi DG ~ ~h.L U- ACEFHKLOQ[T sine sey] m BR [hi DGN 9. 'L U=ACEFIIKLNOQT m u BR 10. jxi [L] Uc = [AB]C[EFHK]LN[QT] 12. .ew..U= ABCFHKLNOQ m c "&Erp. L'= ERT 213 2133.833 W~aaim=cL~au v\OX~J3 .t 720 . & W, rArz~j i U&]22 ca .= .1 re .loo' 2 (~n) ~ CXL (CXXXIX) * V'~h CL)w. CY1 bA OXe9 34 .reaia& WU1msL X8cO~li4 CXXXIX. 20. L U= AB[C v\ sup ras]EFH~r ec vidKLNOQR bH .Gu.a T m [lii DG CXL. 4. c x Erp. L U- ABCEIIKLNOQRT m ..mfcvcl Erp. L U=BEFKLNORT m WG 212 .#U31i .sum. Liu 1 ' ~9 .3 3rce C Uri .1are 1 . 17 .GUX W4cA r.& rCt' oi CXXX 5 r. U-ACGLNatOQba mt bil 1 2 16 A~ r. Uz aBr1CEIK oQT.%r m bil3a . ta i10m Ery. LU=ABCEGHKL OQ m bli1 1 ~ (utvid)F [cf 116 211 3 re= m r f1hk 7osci (~A~) ~CXXXIX (CXXXVIII) . ,aa a .C W &'r .. &3 re1 .tt (Wr . & r .. L.s .L c1 ,s+j1Ct 3 * , 'Csm t SUto aI. Ls = t( .zl ~rt&i, ObL &.s re __r'4 . J\.UCcC ,.1%. co c f *-eC hcC 1an A1 U c' C awiA6 t CXXXIX. 2. " o' U-= ACFGIIKLNOQT m bllnes "o Erp. L=BE bil [hi DR 5. L U==ABCEGHKLNOQ m p' FRT [lii D 7. L U= ABCEFGretrHKLNOQR m bil ..:.. ' -- .. Tvidl] bJmpr 210 1WOare&1aw= ,s~a 1.L t O.sjrea33 C4X c A9 (%.I) ml CXXXVIII (CXXXVII) ''Crco . i r t alr 2t \ .v~~sAa . . vb 3 #. . V 73 OL.1 cc i.= te.= ~J S,.I. ~ GCm DiC% 6 cxxxv"I. 8. .. c U= ABid(E[F]IIKLNUQ[R]T n S[Erp.] GL [hi DG 9. .' 'o (sine add) LU= ABCEFIIKLNOQR bilm 46 cxxxv"I'. 1. "e x Erp. U= ACFHKLNQRT Anon bHl "I&Lx GL =BE[ a' 0] m '~L U=ABOEFIIKLNOQRT m bi H v- 1 Erp. bg 2. v~r..c x i L U=ACEFHKLNOQRT m '7mL U= ABCHKLNQT m bil [hi DG 209 quck33 . ,C A~1C ji al O T fChAP3 __ i Wk219 * ~~a1 a - 1 =23 *coj 1 AlA., i 1 & CA re= '3 C1.a &25 (c~) ~ CXXXVII (CXXXVI) 3LI -- 0 1 a2 . 0 . .&iaL E= VGL 73&1 A50 ,.sXi ,a 6 c3O.&a,=5Vp0C ,4.awl "d'1 i&J b r7 CXXXVII. 6. , [L] U= ABCFHKLOQRT m bil .. -O,' E [hi DGN 7. LU=ABCEHKLNOQRT m bil a B. P. 27 208 *q.,_,06A CCct4 rcA m20 (vrAn) ai CXXXVI (CXXXV) ., aj ,, 1n o ca =, ., 1 c r' 1 *,cw~~sui7,L g 1jcyalrt'c' r'e r. c01re '2 . ,ewm U1 ?Mla. 1 r ' I rci C01iC%re3 *,cv==c 1)0.1 1 Jim c31 VI~k r JJ'1&XL11 4 * a~ I j mi .1 c -e~J1 i 5 . , arnc=. I N l 1 jq7. A 1. f~rmea 'r %m 6 .*,aC 3 3 1 io, 1rcehccr13 . 7 , mac ssi A1A. 1 r ' r C'.Ir~l CLZsl r'..Lc3L8 . mae~r.. e0 1re=CM C t i m9 . ,m CL 1 .$) e~c= m =111 ",L m C i3Uau 1 3 a 1Lar ,p9 rtq'C 11 4 " , =3' )a 1"1 rt3 i r!- . L3= n 3a !t- 12 . * 1a~o 1 a l13 * ca mX A3 L Lcr~C"1 r C% ~14 . , m CLZa u 1 "11 W.i1 sA &% . C 31)oIA-I re'1:ti1 = c 1=11116 * b ia rs " r 117 . * A3 0. 1r~ss .1 \O h18 CXXXVI. 15. R~io ACFHQRT [hi D -:$L U BEGKLNO m bHil 18. [ ii] "c;: Er. = ABCEFGHKLNOCUr rQRT m T, TTLUOcur sec 207 0 08 CO C% h9CA CXXV.9. C AC 2 EGQ1{ ['MA~ 12.LUBCEF=re.HKLNQRT2 ~ cxxxvi.121)a.rte.. 31(ef. . r rp.En s1 i&. 1 [hi DO 206 (~X~ '~ CXXXIV (CXXXIII) T4. z c %j=c%!..biA OutaIO L i r' 2 (.A) c~n CXXXV (CXXXIV) . a : ci zCtai=L 1 * *$ c ami** c1L . c cvt * L\1 r 11.3 C~ . C17 V ~ ~ A P *c..1re!! ! 3 4 106 *rq~sir c' OL hC A a3J7 CXXXV. 4. 'ha oo[LU= ABvid[C 2]DvidEG[HQ] [in] J~~0U= [C'F]KLN[RT] [bH] 7. loeL U= ABCEGL~cur nrKLNRT im bH .-maovQe (cf. Jer. x. 13 L U- ABC k) Erp. = FHur secQ [hi DO 205 . r4± a&L\ ACal &.\ x o Al,&#ut3 ,cm recim 14 mb 1& -i & ~w'rimv * ~ ~i~c~15 0.1 rL 0 vli1n.,1,,31r ' 16 . CYNLt.1 L .& IL 1CT 3f'n * 14%cy= x=1 qe ~A%18 (~o) ~ XXXiiI (CXXXII) r .a1.in i..15. L ~ re,zzis pl 2 CXXXII. 16. cuif\L U= ABgrCEFllKNQ[RT] m SB [hi DGO 17. ~L U= BCEFGIIKLNQRT m 204 CXXXII (CXXXI) . 3.o r' ?31a2 ~~rCI3b . 5 cc m r c ?, 1-lLa r1cv, 61 a cw'&e_ a roOI= :1':' CXXXI. 2. [ar7.] Erp. L= ABCEIIQT bH X. U- [F om ";l w L m [non liq R ; hi D GO CXXXII. 11. E LbUC =ABCEFHKLNQR in bil " Ua [non liq T cm' [v\ctc1ii] Erp. L U=ABCEHKLNQRT in bil 203 203 3U033 0cn5t C 3a J crj1 ~r]t ,, rs Bh~h 2 CL19ai3 5 . qe%, C' t v.L=%. re aocwi3 6 . e1 a a2.% Yitr.. _. .taPLh'1 Ar ' e to.1a8 * da -= 3'ICTMZ= (va) ~ CXXX (CXXIX) [2] tai-.. & 33oC' C 1 &3re il. re37 rt'-.j. LACzrte ~a z re&4A moey. & 202 . ct 's t manc 4 3 r ~r e 1V-~ <4 _~~C Jcrib zmi4X n _~,13o C1 5 (&M ) CXXVIII (CXXVII) qq~P~43 ~ ~ ~~X*Cc cA1 . C1tA !l& JL .L11 &'b < 3 !$31 1 &.%k, &3 m 4 " = ms t 571= c tub n 6 (n) ~O CXXIX (CXXVIII) CXXVII. 3.~L U= BCKLNQ m bHl ~i:L~Erp.= AEFGHR[T] bilkark [hi DO CXXVIII. 6. cr" s Erp. [LU]= A[FKLN] [in] .a n [B]CEG[HQRT] CXXIX. 2. A U UAKLN mn [oin B .1 ." 1 201 3.sC113 20 3 eaae1 e=x (cv~) ~OCXXVI (CXXV) . r'33L3 .. ,. uC43 aret1 Co C1 . C&CLx 41 hiz 1 _3 t '7 L r e &Ia o . co3 .T~11a~ ~b_0 V%< 4JJ y~a to'a4 " a.; C7sL 1 Y fla r' * !CI ~~ t r' 1 &T ~ CXXV. 5. i=-uL U = ABCret r?EFHKLNOQ[T i-n"c;i] m bil i~R " "- L = [ABC]EHQRT ~c~~ U-=[F]KLNO m CXXVII. 1. cnuoiIL U =ABCEHKLNQ m [hi DGO B. P. 26 200 (..eho 3~fl CXXIV (CXXIII) l=~CCa .. ua4 L.a . r'rm 3~ . *rim3,i cviabJZ 8 ( O&) CXXV (CXXIV) .~ §i '1O ea.-t n tai1J.mto1 rv' 1 R~alL70, VC1 X1 LL tw 3 1 W tG .v=03 . * f.= C~.UC dal~t U--cL CU t1'AC re1= = .Ne * 5e 199 U033 199 b1.12 e&GS v21 01l T .='-S.J3Cy,& i XS 9 Ne) m CXXIII (CXXII) Iqea.L3 .- r $c%=-. & .a e 0 1 63VL.L alAe&= rXJI Ol-aCLre CXXII. 8. v\z GL Uc - ABCEFHKLNOQR m [non liq T ±,c Ua 9. ~LU- ABCEHKLNOQR m bH [non liq T CXXIII. 2. . ,i&.Erp. = BCEFHQRT " " L U=AKLNO m SL U= ABCEHKLNOQT m TsFR 3. e~a ABCEF[HQ v m ]R .eicL GL U-=KLNO m GL U =LUBCEFHKLNOQ bil m(" with one nutn") SART 4. ' e fABCFIIQR~idT '~cr.o LU= EILNO m bH 198 r e_l \o 3 r 3 rtA 4 rciA f'4 r m4CU ] . . Xrecr 1ar . r a [8] (r~~o)CXXII (CXXI) *L ~r~. C t rc' re'.,. i3cm~L *7°L O oreA *. h~J raj ALc i A11are t1 .s co . )M 1c r1 m17CI r'L 6 t CXXI. 5. c =CL Ue -=ABCEFIIKLOQre CR[Tvidl m bil "eU~. Ua [hi DGN CXXII. 4. c= L U= ABCEHKLNOQRT m bil ("with I" ...1 197 c.a *. ,ca ca= iec I= r re at e &- re176 (L U CXX (CXIX) . r'4a C.h3reia a r 3i . * iM h e ,1r3&a CL U.&hC=C1 ._1 &t3 '4C'C3rA . ClC3a.l fei=, .3 l, (m C 1 C4 *ew CXXI (CXX) '. ' in l 73. 2 t CX IX. 176. '"c;i U= KLNO m b1nes " ~ Erp. L = ABOSUP rasEFHQRT bli t ve& ia. U= CKLO m bHnes v--Z Erp. L= ABEFHNQR[T] bH CXX. 2. "'''9'"Erp. L U BCEHKNOQ mn bH (" with yud ") cnr, AFLRT [hi TDG 196 s3 ln re 9 Ck i l 155 * -1 C11 mV c n i.in }9n 1 u *,L 164 U 1 59~17 . ,IX. 10.&,=t. 3OEsrp.U-aB mCHLNOQ1RT m C1" 6 . n 1L] 14 1 ' [hiacmT16 '95 * U3O.Ct \ r 3 W LY7 '' C9 1 oa'1134 .4 1= LSA r C1 , 9ti cia3rc'135 "1 t ' 1 A.C1te .,1 : 3 *.c oC cvaoC t n 1a~ E C 1 m&9138 ""*11 r rtv\ n a. 1 =O., ' 1L 141 . cY' )11 . .C cAAc~ L 142 1m** A V\LJ VAwn ' ":"3 ,,p 1L149 X0 mm n~.c~wLof~1~3~r a~ 151 sit o Z 152 CXX . r ALC~c o inead J pc. U= aBCFi,.KLNQre m b 1av15 add ev GL-=RT 143. 1~c o GL U =ABCEFGHKLNQRT m : i ci ' 6lo Erp. (cf. ver. 78) 145. AN~ ABCEFGHKLNQRCUr sec?T m [Erp. AveG ~A7 Z-.GL U 146. iueo Erp. U =ABCEFGHKLNQT m [1R-'oe '94 4 *) , ci i CL° '. s ea a49& -~ *I .LVc' 116 . 1 .3 ci.L" 1 ~i ~c J 1 L A= c1jCJ~a122 .,.JC124 . X3 a1 1I C A -%.Ize1CC% &ih i 1eCrs= a=122 * C 111 oe~111 O rrsCO i4 *&W 129 c% NL &9 &=I A4e~ mA= 12 . m .3rxc1,i1 T % 3 t "0hi\ Phcv~ x e t~L c a~ l 1 2 8-I DO 2. rp. U-x3 qABCUPPFGLNOJRTm &q13 133. [.- Q E]p. U ABCBuPPEFGKLNQrR mbi '~-z.' eGL~aH '93 . o~aaCL~m &. CO roe re-3 I }lre CO v1 C C=lt'jal o ~'92 . - Ca * C~r. 3m%a %i s -ca o 2L5X96 1m 01,91 1 3 } sa, 98 ~c ci2 V\hOUnQ3 CVY .&~73 m ,1 A"" cyLa 3 99 r1r 0191 &ua dom rte 1 V_]C . h.1 ' 102 . 1 1, LLY1 r, C1 re 'J& 1L *:* 105 . bt4sr ca' 1 = ~oreA X1,1 J 107 . L~ ! _ G~aja 5 3C f . ae .aIZJ 3C1 JCs A 3~108 * r1a e A aa&;Vco cj co \ ;3 D L9 109 . t' 114 XX. 11... e LU 0 ,i ACSPDEmLN1T m ": bil0 CLIBF11 bruinA=. [hi00 B. P. f 250 m10 B. P. 25 192 r 3 m 2 r L.. mcT L_ ,A30_ "= 4 72 L *po3 $I q re ,,V!,1sfe.L 3. .3 . ":" 738 .. 3 CL3 ma c a re.A 3 !'a3.. 3r 3Ox.~,1 1 .. 85 re ' CC v CCi GJ Li Coc1 c 76 C~3CI3~\r!_'3 r4)v 78 *~~ ~ ~ ~~~t y j~Yio AA*.A8 CXIXEr. 74.~U=ABCEGHKLQRT8 cet GL.[ laetaON" turtc ognoscent]& hi79 191 U033 * X&;a1cv,1c4L(A q o.iom' " t ir .1A11 t ta1. ~ 1 J 6 * I JrC'3 rZ.Y. %;1 ~P3 T bl 6 r57 re sL~&L1 LII CF3.5 "*MX.i i riU aco oerc' t 67 \r'" -3.mCL i)f~3 a i3 c &3MereA are68 . w wa= Coo 1cwltiL3 q~'Ao1. 4 69 CX. 57. Erp. U= BCEFGJIK~LOQ1Re T m bil lk? Q63 " C9 IC11.%hi1D; non6 liq N I90 &i:rjr ,4re .1 'a A l,a3 &Lt zL3 i 25 re s I3O t rutcarm'27 * &U~U%~Li~c~&i~4 V%~U~hC r .1 iCrt' 30 . 3asJ3 AJJ &.%mAcT3 GL TR~aT 32 ~~5Lt ,CG ~C~ 4.~~ J~C o 33 . I 3 cn o 41 -L m37 c.A fl~siC!=c%X403 IEC deL.%"M~~ 42 . rbtw Te = ccea[45] ~ toC4., a "1]i Ve44 * ~ ~i C *a tctim rC~3jr'C'47 . ,cw vj mtA V tl\&i 3 Cni t 149 cC 50 189 .34C%11 189I .1.03 .v- no2 % 3ic=f re= e l1 5 tt. a e fe.lA3 iat 11 . c. TA &= & e0,To r 4 0 arcA14 .XX.5.VUABC e. EFHr L]OQR m bil51 v1 Q91rp. 31.o GL=T2 188 .at e &CViC 3 4mi i ci1J. 25 rlai.=.l m=-r5 ~v feZ ca 26 *m, ~rLroto' "U~qc *r~Y b~ V3."i2 C13 ('A GL=, )IS o m .s reaiis oar 29 *cv~,icv.'.i cv' m'cAtd 1Re.. . 3 cxIx (CXVIII) .rlii mma~~as= cn= a~ .mm~m~. m1 Ctrr cam A . m~asloqe- a&mG qe.Xa oiJs re[a] 3 . bure-= i iv 33nas 1Zn9 bum CXVIII. 25. ro k L Ua= ABFGHOQRTb oi. UC= CEKL m [hi D; raon liq N o" (2°) L U= ABCraOEFGIidHKLNOQTb m 2 ,.ad' Cl vidG R - LU = ABE(sic) FGHK(sic) OQRTb m (sic) CLN 27. ;c ,d L U= ABCEF GyidH idKLNOQTb m au HlvidR u= =n GLU= ABC[E A sup ras]FGHKLOQRTb m .. "Jacobite" (Joseph David 1877) [hi DN CXIX. 4. ia . L=ABCEFGHQRT bH .a a un U= KLO m bHes t [[non liq N 187 .1.833 * ..- ~ q~'&t~.0013!t.33 cua xzt c1 .*,.CU cc'at l o 3~re j..q O.L1 rUfA~ 15 . 1 1C cwaX5 . t1 1 1 . 3a1 1 C 2 2 * e . . s .1 rc 0 c 24 CXVIII. 1.t X1 rp. Ut= r'.3aCFGIIKoQrte. b m. .a1 re - [ C L i.hiCULDN 19 ~ r. ' aCEFGIIKLNOR Sb inn,. (at) 23 .a. c~ rp.. U= ABCEFHKLN]OQRm mbi a GL GL [hi 186 .cyi s. vaculcub 3ao (Ci) CXVII (CXVI) (~~LO) ~ CXVIII (CXVII) ,m CL L 1 c a m e.ip Ic' 1 , m i z tz 1L12 , e i= rqq.1 2 ,cwScL ,i A1A .c ycwre& 1 ~~,jei3 m C$3 )Ms1 1!r'a1.4.1 m*CTL Ui 1 ~~~re 4 .. 1~ r~e 'mA0 .i h r7J & 6 . 4a CI a &=I A3 8 ~'~re..rci=c.1%.. &&=A 93 .}b43 L. s VA 19S CXVI. 18 U= ACEFGHKOtXQTb m "' Erp. L L~g [hi D ; non liq N CXVII. 2. L 1 U= ABCEGHKLNOQTb m VGA PFR 185 Q~1\.t. * ) l J f.5.JA -X11-V 7 . 3sJ .Cz 1 1L T . 8 rR;LZ 1.F 3nrG i n !'PM4 z 3 .rc1 9 .*A LFC' tC a JCL.CWJ m10 . , a. , Cc 0021%.'l * ra raiO ,11 14 .- e1091 r z 13 . reh o r is' 3 3 02=Z= .. . i r t.V , Vt 14 . cirri CI .~ c'l -)o 1 . 11, m C~ac n J 1 , m Gt id C m 1 2 CXVI. 8. .a U= BCE FGHKLQ m k Erp. L = AElVidORTb [hi DN "iz.. (of. lvi. 14) LU- ACEFGKLOTb m Lcix. BIIQR 9. .. en LU= ACEFGHKLNOQR m bH om'B 1L [hi D; non liq Tb '&s U= ABCEGHKLNOQ m b)H ~[I Aecn~m Erp. L = FR [non liq Tb 14. mm CFGHQ ' '. Erp. LU= ABEKLNORTb m B. P. 24 184 tee rw& 'A 17 (25) . t1 . 1 %i .3 a31 tli 18 (26) (ClLO)cL cx~vJ (CXV) 3 i.=~ ~r~ . oa tI1 L L3 ta r x 1~ 3 1 cv~iY. C 4 . 1 ssAl I a rS .=&r<4C sc 5 *re. 'j rqe'I Z ]6 CXV. 16. "& L U= ABCEFGHKOQIR m "e'&a:Y2A Erp. - LN [hi DTb '"i' (sine add) [Erp.] U= ABCEFGHK[LN]OQR m add ..a GLi CXVI. 4. &Am L U =AC 2EFGHKLN OQRTb m (CR "e~izmie (ut ver. 13) Erp.= BClvid To G.A [hi D o'" Erp. L =AC ?E2GHQR o U= BC 2 ElFKLNOTb m 6. ;+ GL U= ABCEFGHKL[N]OQR m - .amErp. =Tb 183 0 -'A .-5cfA ~aft' ve=31,5 (13) ta. ,e c aA re r4o] 7R(14) i.= e c ob.eo~i l a ro i- cr +c i c rn' 8 (16) Li &ur i 9 (i7) * a CI21Cmi Lm.. CL.,OC *~ 3O 10t.326.MaC%CM . V aI J OA.A.?a.. j. 14 (22) ..Oqs ra 1 hhI. 15(23) . r= CG D . t1 5 CXV. 7. Erp. U= ABCEFGHKL[N]OQRTb m ApA" 15. Erp. Ue = ABCEFGHKLNOQR m pr. coin Gb UTa f[hiTb 182 ~ rC.~jC1 . *OcLni& au , 8 ~ !j gOa2rqc am 1CXIV . fet O qenA = a.A bw Cmia#a OL Ure c'C CL3G nrec'.cv 'Ck m 2 " ,p o. CO 3, s Vu t.=+i. 1 3 1tsPe eCI.t1 1 06.V4 t~ =r 'I+ ef' '3 51 * ~~o~.3I2 CA~I' e1fl* CL)[C . Gi73 .1 J ri I\ tea CT/ m8 (.ii~o)CXV (CXIV) *Ih~~cvT~rc~ C. re ire cc__i 7&a: e , 2(i .mooa m e"JL rs C3 (11) . *.~ ~orc qa7i & 4 (12) -%&C%3. m a, FN%"i.-" oaf ... 1.3 'A CA[cO] 6 W .-X W-A a7 . r'c v re ' L L. cr. Ato &M, * Ve 0 cY2.A i~iC rqCt oo Csac1W9 * . X2&?A1 r.i o ~t I c . tom.LX= )MA1 & & 31.0 a ,p 1 ,, ~CLrn . 1(X1 r t ~3 UL cnCi 2 c rtwA rya L:t CVx a co 33 . CT i=&r' r !S=L * =C1%= ~ a [61 r! at = -b- CXII. 10. aAvUQ U- ACEFHKLNO 2QIITb rn [0'1 dA u EP,. (CL-BR il [nonr liq G 18o CT. C CY' =a Gema%'c.= 5 . ci=aLo 4a1aC a L~tr ~&~CLo *COG.1at.1. a 7 .cA ix.aA iA * . '&=LJ:L:ICiI 0 {C%%1 .fta4=3 CI,3 &= iiLi 10 *r~V:3 ~3 f'' X3 m UCVCC C tqqtZJJLYM R'1 CC CU L3. 4 CXI. 9. "z. (sine add) Erp. U= ABCEFTIKL[N]OQTb m b i L add w&L GL-=lR[hi DG 10. m Erp. GL= BKLNOTb m [ERvid bH c 7 3 nctL s TTUz A[C _ sup_,. s]Fll sine sey] '79 * ~ e .1 e C1 r. i- cam .3 " 1 53 c&c re,~a .1r. 4a 3L r. 5 . t 1. r'c '~aCt 1f.e 6 . rc &L3 rt'*icr tr'~x3 7 .CTL L )aji&&3 ~c . vrA 1.% r v, 'C 1 CXI . ,cv,c bb. 1 IW%3 . f I C3 $3JC' ac~cO . CX. 4. rn cti L U-= ABCsun raSEHKLNQRTb m 'bH [A] r- F [I?] [hi PGO 6. "c oL U-= BCEFHKLNvidQ mbIT "'siQ ARTb CXJ.1. '"- L U =ABCEHKvidLNQRTb mn bH [non liq G 178 &cC~r'.' . cwi = c i& re\.a 2 rb . .=&3 .,1 C,2 3 CCC .c ml O m rte i ..1 29 s o cki r'.. , 3~X r~C r m 3 1C Elsa C i93 C , 01 f' re .= .1 . 7J23 . rc a , 3 e C3cvi 3 ," l CIX 26. ErpcU-1B.EGKLNQ mNV= 31~ U&7A1L . mssRp 27. a1 Erp. - ABCEFGIIQRTb %ou~LU= LN m vG[ 1 j3v1 Br [hi K CX. 2. i (sine add) U- ABCEFGHK~idLNQR m Danms j~[6]j add % JiErp. GL =Tb [bH] A VNoL U=ABCEGHKLNQRTb m NcZanQoF [? " BEFHQR 177 . CV1=L rA%&3 uretuf'wq iic1 *ds cr2 1 rA 0.%. &31 _e=3i.%1 ick .1r UC * .&.,M,.~3 L tA J23 4.3 16 * rs r'C'r bowl P33 2 L==CL=T&.* C14 271 13. .LXO ABCFGHRV dcLb[hicoo DKOS1 16.,ErcoU=ABCFI&1,]Q b bl c;n.i CeL U Q [non liq N 18. CF[IIQA1] [-\-okU= LNTb m] [L= B &o _%_AE1D 23 B. P, 176 ,2a~~a, a c=%. rccA~tqe CIX t\ 3nCL c r lc C1 ~1 2 .O~ m,& i.9133C1 4 * reA ~ i 3O. 6 . rs s C Cta wu)co . J4) . 1 . c1i *±3 '1Z'J3 _ c3 8 m 1!C i OC 3 118 . ~-1C M"Wra CuA C1 * !1~.~3 ~~ci rcCea m]re 1012 13 CIX. 2. Au"At~ Erp. =ABC] vidFGTb [hi DKOS SL U= C2EHLNQR m bil 11. _ L U = ACEFG[H]L N[Q]RTb m bH [om a HQ S aB 12. -iWa L = ABEGHQRTb a U= Ccur secFLN 2 m [non liq N 1 1 75 M.'O33 *re'cvre ' r1 0L t 6 . c W'1rs1C . * . .1 Jr :.. &a m *r~..Y1am i9 &i11OI, 7 L= "Am C% i.% * ~1~*V CVI.5.* ic7oU ~cryU1 asFGHeLNrSedT8 r 2 1CqC7u . .a co L =Bo L 13. U=ABm11FGHLNRc&. b v'cOct (utlx.x13 CL 1 [hi DKOS '74 * A ~~a~i ~38 . ")a 5T C1 1C1 3 c1 . CYAn riC4j1 43 ~\~1 ~Ire . iA OO, 2XCVIII " .&.o4 C1r ,uza 1 34 2 CVIIo38.ie.i FGc1[BM6m0 CAit.,eE . el Em.= LRVb[= bl43 ia 42 L=ACE~idlQRSo~ C.Ica CVII. 3 . " (20) ABsCE2FGHLNR p G ~ [non liq IR'~ 0.~~GL U bil [hi S .Ox[~4o] (ut lvii. 9, U) U= ABCEFrasGLNQR inV ian WGn~m (ut lvii. 9, L) L= HSvidTb aihi DKO '73 .t '1 1C. !!.Lt LA LOA r' 26 . t' ac1i re MUG.1 27 re. & C & 28 *.o~LC~ }ILL rt! 29 .Oh1O&Y.LS& ta C c. O30 CL ,dg~e.1.1 CL e 1 C * ~ , mCt2,i 32 . * m ar eCvcoa23 i33 . ryacL rI CL C . t rA 3X cvTa 1 IV9 ,CY2a tai c34 . CYL#.J '.a73 CYL bI= tJ * tezv4. y rA i .= PJ . 35 . t 1 J a ", 4 cre' 36 CVII. 29. .au~ LU ClEFidHL[N]QRS m cixirzo ABC2 GTb 34. 6"' L= ABCE2FidGHQRTb bH ' "' U = LN m 36. -= Qo' L U = ACE[P pr o]GLNQRSTb m [ iQ] _ [B prD_]H 172 j cY~ ,&A ach m 4a4ce~] ~~41 3 *c:D.h31 wI= .. c CU 15 . tbs. 33 ia 16 1,91C L~.=CC1 ~~17 . i'~ CL 1 r' a cal ...1 =a32 r s ' .&123 *CT3C~CC a3C1 CVI. 2. [ Y~] 1aCfrGH[R]vidb ilkrk, AR19~ C. a~QGLN a9 m bil [non liq '7' U0O33 .. a1V arc3 r9 cYrere..4 0co It48 . r~ Co . r 1 m 3 CI3fal.9A. Pr1 42 . ri l fq1 re e ,CUA re p 3 . CC r'C'3 i.1 4 . r*c'. 30r c' tan or '4,31 3 _co!e* .4re ... gym "" 1Ci ~ '~aIu3 re&hjCO7 CVII..9. . .lLamABCEFGHQSa 1b ~i~ioU= LN m [lii DKO 170 . r 4 .A=rC'I 2C='re r O 34 O~ C12cv1 a caOC-2O vJI"'&LXA su1C 36 . t1 rs1 m O&fz.t Ci 137 !t . r &C%r oX AlL T~ 3 * mC ilal 1 l c O aL rea 39 reCV2.rO._ e )mlrhoC 44 CVI._ 44.21LUCEGHR=b0 cal ABC2FVidQ [non liq C1S; hi DKNO 47. I ACEGQSV1 m IlT A// 169 luck31 ~ ~rq'A COAVOFCb 24 * iiO 29 . CC2 t&cry 1 ,I 2 . r&a:p }&aiick ,14acw ~JMLa )MM 30 ~A~A!'c~~31O] :Ij~~~ ~~t iA s,~W~C~31 * X\mte?3 r .1 mc% %?Ae 3 CVI. 23. neL U = BEGHLNQRTb m [A's 01rn as; hi DKOS "lw F(et .teao pro "-, 26. - Erp. U= ABCEFGHLNQRSTb m Anon' a . =GL G [hi DKO 29. o~ L U- ABCEFHLNQRS m bi K rn1 " GretrTb bgnest "ieo L U =BCEFHLNBTb i x 0 AGQS 33. o\X~o Erp. Uc ABCEFHQ[Svid] Tb oursee? Avid oL Ua=[L ]NR im bHTOvid [non liq G B. P. 22 168 "*r'c T rIeA O\Ac9t ~i&sc,r 13 * !'V3I~ ~4~~ICL&1 14 . ~h4Lizi reLO. a= C~4i16 * V~'aI31CV1XCa 3MO mrC13 IC .. c m Z. ,33r&eiCUal &_$18 .. a $ r_ 1 h z.o. .19 ~ Lr~ ~ ~ ~ cvlx~iC' c3LC 20 g~, Ar~aN\O c~21 rwi.,U j3 r'CG 23 CVI. 12. m " L = ABCEFHLNQR[SITb m [lii DGKO pr - U 13. rnt L U =ACEFHLNQ1{STb m bil mx tB 16. e&-i1n= Erp. U= ABCEF 2 IILNQRSTb m 17. LU- ABgrCEFHLNQ1{STb bH 167 I67'.33 rq Aca= e~a~ ~ w' 4 . J\v - A =!c' l f a i.%0 5 2 3 * ~~t.. ti3 i L , CL."# 1? * CY1~J.Lp $ i9rC' 10 nm s r ! 3.i otc 11 CVI. 3. ci~ant U= CFLNQS m [hi DGKO cac~a L =ABEHRTb 4. ,sias4i Erp. = ACEPHRt [B i=aie non liq N iO. LU= LQSTb m bH G ,sA.o1Qi2G Erp. = ABCEFHRTb [U=LQS m A inoi~ ts. su L [P] Q [non liq N 97 5. .ewi&' Erp. = CFHIQRSTb Anon "ewi L U=ABELN m bH a vw&e Erp. - CDHQSTb venasL =BE a [U=ALN m~1 .ea~ Erp. = ACFHQRI[S]Tb - "o iLU=BELN m bH 7. Cti9i&ve Erp. = ABaidC2 idEFHQRTb [Civid .s7U t cidhveo LU= LN m a bIT 30[hi S 166 * .!C13 r~Alc~ rsx. Co '.939 'tjmrCU I r r4L.IC . CLC L 3 Ct 4 *a~sCT) refCIAr.= 0pj 1A m a~ 4 m )om j~~o.1 cTt fl3. t1745 4 cc1. rc cn~ t9r''1 CV . pI CO01\3 t Z r-e M 3 CV 41.a,LU=aArELF.1 U b rcjGHLNQR 42.mCC'c LU ABVcdHLNR -m im L14 . m A dal--AEFGHLNQR m be_.i[. ckTb 1CV 2 t . r 1 ma b ns c = B' . U. C.41. -u" LU = AEp.U= CEF]HLNQRTb] m (ut lxii. i5)B[lii DKO X65 .IA0,, . 6513 t3 aV3. V 2ce2 .cmvR, C1 C1 v\Zu 'Ca T CmZs1tL 28 . #1GUa3 VeO rJ3 I n I1ih 3 9m29 . c~m ,&r-ai =rq36 .* v=C1Z ."1&&iz= e. i 34. -. FHQ o rA'r 3 35.Er. [B p&oCmdE iHLQs cYb m L tr.a %re*Area L =Fmx . q i e3 164 - * i r e-. l r .dn = 1 3 7mG%%33re -=L& A =' Y. o j *C 11 cmi1 i acnk ,CI LO -sxL 20 * ~ Lf Ye. AL cv 4c] . isa n C& . r: lzAL . C* & L 'I~321 . r~'- 1 v\l jP AAA lretws 22 * ~-.Ltu~4i.IZ'11.%.A.23 * , ~ . .cu . X7.'C 24 CV. 15. c=irianL U =ABDl viaE2F2GHLN1{Tb m Anon3 b H ctim= CretiY2ElFlQSvid [lii KG 16. BCDEGHQR[S]Tb A ii L U=AFLN m Jc =DNQS m 18. owxc o CE2GH [&c L t bil iao oAE1ITb 22. ve\aX zL U = BD EFGHL NQ[RTb sine sey ] m v'c\Ax -AC [hi KOS 163 IUC13 . 613 & 71 a ha% & e C1 1 1C e...o =1 .m X 3 * Y2O. ' .CI cA~reo ,i.=1G.4 m M 1 do nA j&A1&re 5 ~r~c' 1 re rei.= cram 9 . ~lm1 * 1c cri1an 3 w2 13 CV. 5. oi=, ,*L U= BidCE.FGHLNQS m [hi KO 2 8. ima Erp. = ACEIGHIRTb [DE Q[S] i±mmo imO eL U-B m 30& [FLN oimi"i 1. L U=ACDFGHLNQTb m bil " " BER bHimPr cVi c ti L UJ= BretrEHLQOTb m Q1Ta 162 . as9 m ax=L cav m4w1[C%] 26 . r:.% ____ 27 . mi 4C h ~m Ur ' .cvi3 28 . .a 1 c 9 Ute 9mt 29 Ct .sC yamicLL% A ,A r ia r 'c&Ito &1 tm ai 3 *, ~1 c I1J C'1.J3 3 ~ jr t 1 32 . ea o s . ci bL ec i.=f 1 r1c3 * ra'r~c.i r e\eea +3O 3 *cf1~ h A C1.9r QA3C13 ) . c,-cvti. 9 *~aria~ c cwO~~ 161 luck33 . r2 t1 t 17 .*2=NA trc'i&Wr C1i r'ee~L;'fCew . o cX 19 . .\ rcCvA C% 20 t ClC1.a 1 3C ir'2 . m 3 Wi . = p3 .123 . tea re-=& CU cc 25 ClV. 16. s L= ABCEHQII fIB? [non liq F; lii DGOTb m &=SmU=KLN ( 20. ABCEFHQR bllimpr . L U= KLN bHvult 24. ~GL =ABCEFHQR SErp. U= KLN bil 25. cvri ABCEFHQR{ i'c Erp. L U KLN bil B. P. 21 i 6o .h$hV2 ~ tia 'r .. =Omv&6 7 . t C C' T!'C1' OhsA o8 . _. 1 =10 * q~L~~h C1~J 12 C13 C1 Zciir. jtr'113 e~~*a{C.] 12 . re e'4~ ''i1A . CV V. ] 4 . Le- 3 CWLx.A VrIIm reci~a 15 CIV. 8. Qo.UoQL Uc= ACEFIL[Ncur sec?]QR bil uaio U-%=K m a [Erp.=B.iio; hiIDGOTb 10. r.ABC'HQR 2 ~~LU= C EFKLN m [Erp. u' iz i&oL U= ABCEIIKLNQR m o F 159 .109 S1CIV . ,C1CV.a.1isJ OA're r1 .=. . ra . j=%Pi rerefmjU f 1 rC .c~i~&L~JXPr.. q CIV. 1. =i L= ABCEIIQR bil [lii DGOTb &i. U =[F] KLN m bHn~est L = ABCEHQR bH a t SU=FKLN m bilnes 2 2. co~ ABC E [pr aob= C" 1[IQRt bIT a ~r o U= KLN m bil' nest [F &a fv SL =ABCEHQR bH [SA] t &m U= KLN m bilnes [F aw= 3. 6"cbs Erp.=ABCEHQR L U = FKLN m 4. sci Erp. U= BEFHK[L]NQR m bil [A~~t;non hiq C v&cw GL 158 . 3=-. r n % r veWa . V_.1t' tL s. s. 1 111 * e_ 'I. t e.o~j113 ea12 * a m1 C 1 . tLL&t ° .1I a 1 r0 14 . ma= C 15flh &C * .L% t.l w1 I s c, . I.e 1 , Cma z3 t m can ti=. 1 CIII..'i 11. U=ABCEFHKLNQR8 tErp. om GL 1~[C] [hi DGOTb 2 12. rii ABC EFoidHQR a .a LU-TT=KlN C1 m ?iLN '57 &3repn burn Z . UCTap27 &. n c sc u re bUr'MOO28 .* l W l 3 . slyC% 29 ,.a3g~4: 1CIII . rCs j. ,. s] 1 b1=i2 *.1spa O ! C L &y ssas. . eL iw1 ' 4 %0\ 0 * ~ ~~l. er 1i,[c4 . rq-=si *nee.~4rtiz OhO a O 6 .y 74xQY S C7 . ~ 1CV3C 2 lanJ 8 0, C~A.%X q~tL 9 156 .11 32 fbtls .. 3SLa13O 18 m Ircy~3C!2m&ULa3re 4 . I1L.121 *njj ca 5=O~L ... $.&L13 22 . w...1re= &% 24 . s 1 ro' [25] 7Jma 1I ba+C CI I. 17. mucnu--ox Erp. U= ABCEFHKLNQR[Tb] W Q ic= GL [lii DGO m 19. =~[L] U= ACEFJJKLNQR[Tb bil pr a B "cU&im~ ABCFHQ T t "4ii~e L U- griE~dL b bHvul Q [non liq N 20. " ."L I L = ABCEFHQRTb a ey.e. U =KLN CAB (Or) 24. a L UC= ABHKLNQRTb bil SA [ Ua i ': ,~w LU=BCFHKLNQRTb bH ??[G] a ,AE 25. i= L = ACFHKN bil [14] t' a~ U =BELQRTb 155 U033 '55 re. 5 ~.L\.m .. hcct M.mt r'_3 4 . '3 3 t V1 1Xn 6 . 4.1 3 te= CmA &i 7 . CL R colAJ si *zAre r <.\a1A=1 . Cu. r' LcAl O12 *cAh . r .Ia . ti 4 Ut -i roc * 16 C. 4. v1~m = Bb c1 KLRc m b 9s "'1o&i L = BEQ bllvult [hi DGO t 9. c L U = CHKLNQ[IR] bHnes o ABE[FTb o&] el bil [hi m '54 i Imehc i1CI . 3C3 !' eh1 %j 0r-= CCr 2 .&~ ZjCh t31 b. s~ OAr a 4 &~aC~Cib oCo iibr!.' , *re~'Ai t. b., c0%,= =u XA[0] 7 .4,~ .=L rfa,..V3 2 CII .A cLh.& .,*1C rG s J rA3 .1 laa .. ;e1 u=1 e , tmGAr CI. 3. "wU =ACE'HKLN m m~ 13= B°'dE2 FQRTb [hi T)GO 6. ;'uo";=i L U= BCrerEFHKI3NQRTb mQi A '53 luco.3 )M;,;La3 LijCniILC.4 * ,COCL =a4i.IIO.cX"ff.Z O3O& OD . ~a .,c aflu ct . cr a ecn!?.Vc:a:'J4lFoi r'4 .q3. 9 .t~Za~fl CTre o3&oa8rXe. c.0aX r tq ocv b hIO . rii' &Arw ,a41 cI~ ~. z1 C . *aC~x = 2 !'-aV~a~ O4 , ~~2 re."=. %=sCcC= -W ax~h . cfrqI:'t' s.a1. 3 o.coJI L 3 B. P. .ii 20nc 20 B. P. 152 . aZ CVi .11 0CY131., ~aCC& . Y1 C9rda a-t )C~~)2 . Oa ft' &= CMCL4~CO TC3 SAC1~s2L Z.%1\D1!'3 . L. C1 C %C1cm 5a& 4 . r' 1 rt1a iC1 1Ori1 rd i]O'.3% 5 re rq . -W rvo& tIc3 8 . ras [9]- Li~]Z3 ' . r . u..myC 1f'r.1 1 XCIX XCVIII. 7. cn o U= ABCEFHLNQRTb m (& oc-a1c o C.m L G A[liDGKOS t 9. mle6 to (ut xcvi. 13) ABCFHQ X .er u L U=ELNQmrn~Tb m .eiaa- &L U= ACEFIILNQRTb m ii ,rAa.-.c=a (ut xcvi. 13) B '5' Isr'z .o M O, L ti t 5 .Cf- . fE &j X1 a MO ' 6a *_C!Lco a1,?J!' ca! aC T ~!C'n.J A 8P !f1Ja . j.=r VL~a 1 J~ 1X VI 11.-%.LU&=ACEFHLNQRrbn TM'515 b r'.a.. sm %v 1 0 150 * cn =s redL ~L oC. . fe4zh 1.1 r t LL - ta h4oAC= m 7 . rC'4cat'C C L LLcmm. f ea -VA C=0 cr1i4z\ rein.. re r l a= 8 . c1L1C~O.1 'i'e i:, *O- . 11L 9 4 ..14 . rea 1 L 11L o an 11 . r A cv131 1 rec$(1 T'1 -a o3m i13 re -n14resi. 1 XCVII . re 7re LiI 1 j t.M [0 *Ac0CI.IO 1O% r'& ra'j CU3 XCVI. 12. ic AEQR [hi DGKOS i.z L U-= B[CSUPP pr cI F 1ti.h.]HLNTb m .IA0~ 149 C11.1 % ,, C1 1 r'. a AN *cerA iiC7A v\O4.L.%i c . C __0., Cuan az-mo A 8 f aa 33 re7C.a a1 vec31. re cv,= r 0 0.19 C. .L Cs. 0C1 , w c [C &Ur~a13 rceA ma r &.uL .L& r 1j1 c L 1 XCVI . CVL Z1.&1= IC1 r W C, ~.. 2 . C13 in&re C1.. . &i Lt~ckcg 3 . c r . f ac" 1 1 4. .' [ XCVI. 4. "l a U= BFHLNQTb m [~] # T, =L -ACrSUPPER hi DGCKOS 148 ma, vc _,3 O1319 . C.111 ch Qz .X 3 .=1CILL aj21 * ~ O~f~aAmh.23 a ,1XC V a t C,93rf io3 2 . r t. ce. 1 amre'CwArc'3 1 A=3 m-% . 0 Ct20 re-%=&aC c1111 A35 2 XCIV. 23. cvLU= ABCDElHLN[Q]RT b M A (imper.) [pr a E Q cn F (et .at) ( [hi GKOS c z~i oU= ACE2II[L cum sey]NQTb m ocn-"o L=BDE'FR SU-:=ACDE'ILNQRES Im .Zc7A1-' L =BTb [non liq A XCV. 3. ac ocn c7An L U = ACSUP DEFHLNQIIS m om cnc7 Bmb '47 4U G f 3 *. L rX Z1 rC.3 . 1Cnci9 * ~ 1 ~ r' i1i c m 310 . rei?= CL& rfx...LL Xi° &31 <.% i. n i t =14 m' rz _ . n11 1 t CU..1 15 . r! ji .1 1 A3c=1 XCIV. 8. '.n.' L =ABCDEFHQRTb U = BgrKL m bllnes t 1G [non liq N; lii GOS 11. _ c GL U= ABCDEFHLNQRSTb m rn . Erp. [hi K 13. " GL U=ABCDEFHLNQRSTb m 146 .&3CLbanVL iAeh.=: T~O~2 ~ 1XCIY *rqe. A a.%T~. L1 l4S2J a t a 3 4 !L 1jCa.LL1 473 5 . C1 3 L c~9L 1.AD n !C: J AO 1t~ 6 *oCa&is, A A=Ack XCIII. 5. U LUBCE1? FHKLNQS mGA 'i~i1(ut xxiii. 6 L U = ACEFHK al) ARTb XCIV. 1. ,%Iev U= CKLQS t SL - ABE FHNRTb larng bH 2. $a h L U =AEFIIKLNRTb im bH '45 !'C.." ccv3 . .. . %430 11 . r.,i.CCn 1AcC re 0 16 . % tec m r ref i 1XCIII .*rca4 73 toe C11 a1CP4&Te 3 * .JL C 23 Z AC& 3 4 XCII. 16. ~U= ABCEFIIKLNQR[S] m 19~ B.r T,. B. P. 19 '44 T t.r4i3&s 0r rc' LC . 13 * ,mCoo1-ra'c ,.aiE[15] L PM h3 . * lre=ra r ' cis 3 . . , cTC1,a fa r'C'C , mCtIs.aLZ. r' . . C 1 C ." 2 X CII j = V3 7 0 60 . 1 ,I Yc'ors c 5 * ~!c~ r \Lrs'4t cLL]C7 . e. s 3 r cn1 *10 XCII. 8. LU- ABCcur ScEFHNQRS m bil _ L 1C' ii; hi DGKOTb 143 IU011 ;? AX4~ 5CO3.!7~ .r1' = ctp h c~i 7c e1 a l roe%. 1 cvI=re9 . . y1 =id,13 rc 12 35 Eus iis= rBrr a F i3.$ . [non liq S9u XCI. . rLU ABCEHLNRSHNQm r b mH d i 355 BgrEns c5 t 8. _ c ct- U= ACE2VidHLNQS m blues c; oL=BF c ElVkiR~ 9. GLU =ABCEFHL NQRS m rn no u(Thorndyke) 142 =seCsCT1 C 1I=1LC 16 . ckL::'J!'t'c1Acry a . s nx. '1 ~aVI a3 C~C3313 xc' tim coA 04ta 1? -t C% r t . i3 o is aQI ru 4 XC. 13. ""U = CHKLNTb in " " L = ABEFQRS [lii DGO 14. mo LUC =BllLNQS m rl 0 Ua = ACEFRTb 15. . L U= BCEFHLNQvidRS m [lii DGKOTb 16. owbi L UU = ACraSEF[K]LNQS m pr 1Ua =HR [pr a' B 17. £ U= ABCEHLNQRS m bil :~.cF [hi DGKOTb' 14'I 71=cuml thCV1 1e cL 12 a±L. ?3&1 . * r.i= A~lrq=3%4 e1 XC. 6. L= ABCENQRS m . ei9. aU= Fllvid Tb [non liq L ; li DGKO 8. L U = B[C t sup ras]HLNQRSTb m SAEF bil 9. i n&CFH m [LU F= Qvid 8 bH .a,4o oi.*\ Ua = ABEKLNRITb cur sec [lii DGO 10. Ic~a L U =ABCIHKLNTb rn bil S[C2 ?]EFQRSVid 12. .= & L U = ABCVidESpidHKNQRSTb m bH [ElviF 'S=\ ( 7 Z~L "'i-' 'LU-- ACEFHKNQVidRSTb m bH &:nL [B eb T40 . eaO7J r!4jLI r e.! Cs r~' 43 ! zL1 cL749 .. 1 iXi..1 C3r1 ' = ? cvir..74 r wa * a~P Iflfa=A ,,3~rqe rC' r50 . Cf21 3 1 o.) tqe.7j 1 1 51 . * r=AN03 0Q aa5 . LX q* r 1 vi 53 . C+11 cr3 m C'f APJ & r 1-V3 1 XC *OdX Lj u I , 03rC'3 Ursa rc .,gy IL . 3C22L5 XC. 4. ~~~~ U= ACEFHEN M Aph 36 bil .a. cn 'c . GL [BQRSTb . c a '39 .0 u.cT ir rqe'A 1. A9 [o] 34 *rc'c~~00 r LAc, ~i37 " A mU !C'CI2mv rC1 38 " J1 c is, o ck' r'c 4 . 1 ICXiZ2!=.1a r ea 40C~ . ,co l ,u cooCV 3, crA; C &%, 4 . 1 e . A 52Gxcor 44 Co Ltt 1r A&=4 &:sJ r45 4 .A' rC3OhJ 46 LXXXIX. 37. cm J'i' L UC= ACEFGIINQRSTb bHil cn. tnUa =L m [BRcaI; hiDKO 138 . , C1~OC tia lt a rC % a 3173 atCO220 xv1 , m re a 23 CO cAr~ .% Icc i= a~ mCL3 *c Ji.S C &= re24 *cv1 .*&CO aC ,iC%3JI1am 25 m re )ma m re 261~C *,&34 c 1,.=r ' l.Lmc Om29 .* CY1s L1 } i9 a&U, ca re . e e . e230=r3r . Ci3U.It*'1 m'.rc'31 LXXXIX. 20. \ L U= ABidCEGHLNQRSTb m bH a bHllest (Pt h i n =-a0F H~ ?r Q3 [iDK 137 * 'a r. Ai tPA , O41 1J 7 ma cu & ALz.&um 10 .. o&L,3 uer ' )CVOXZI ,o cA m oC 151 3 . + ! 1 q9 Ifl 7 ! . L =LOtC!C'&+1o = 1 C-cm1a7Jl'Ca=. ~a50fqeb 11 4 ac = 1 D. P. 18 136 c . 3 C1,rtL rez 16 c 3to L-Z 1 . t CLa curis a& rre 3 18 p r .1 C m 1="0 }.,$31 ,r3 au qe1 Itmre L1 ~r e4r~CO ~CL =4 2 LXXXIX au r~ah C13, CU=L* CV,1& i-= t.1LC= . 11 Z4.ae L1 r I 1 4 . ro ZJJ ra I CU 6 . 1r a D 1 COS3cc 2 LXXXIX. 3. an aL U= BEFKLNQTb m bil [1] ( a~ i :& ACrasE'GIR [hi DOS SL U= BCEFGHKLNQR m Aph4 6 ' bil .*11s Avid [Tlb an~s '35 S~ai rc'c rq~l erC1i'3 2 LXXXVIII ,sue bo.gt1 a!\i4 *?~C~G~ ~~i ~.&~xrc 5 .rc . f~r~p I ~~ ~a C1Z=1' 7J G'3 4 . e !afq.cti 3 Aartc'7 ocvA re ci\ Aa.%9 ~ O fere syZ2 a 9 ,%. czo[io p~r* laGuc' r~ * q i.=C~CV\6 fle&;VA re~f313 a=4 i==a a..-* i LXXXVII[. 9. LU= ACEF[G]HLJNQRTb m = eB [hi DKOS '34 .* 0 a~CV1ZU , c LXXXVII Cf~i ~ r03e c2 Cc C 5 * 1J~~A '±. rem3 1 6 " .. t 1 : ss. 1 r 3. iC 1 7 LXXXVI I. 5. '"i-A .U- ACGHL NRTb mn Y& =L& L =BEFQS [hii DO0 non liq K "s i:1 L U-=ACrerE FGHNQRSTb mn "Za B L 3 6.'~~AL =ABCEFGHQSTb j kph 25 bil [iG] m-nm\ U=LNR im bfinest [hi K '33 &=;Ure L\r.. 4o1W&ca I A = . 3.V * !'. &ei1 .1)LO ~ ~h 1 A 9 tC d i.=1 C ~ Mciv< ~Ar3L a * '~i1 C /bs~ 3aJ^11CACa * e1a 0 c f.1Ja t Gl m&2A * ,i~a.. -J&cOa% 1 GmnrA&.eYs~~1 * ~ ~a rmh'AO c qr~t . cum 11 LXXXVI. 5. " (sine add) ABCEFGHQRSTb add -"nL U =KvidN m 8. cA ACEFGQI{STb bil .,.eU= KLvidN m "eCnh\e Gb-=B 11. "excui LU= AFHKNTb m rci BCretrEGQRS vG 14. LLU= ACEFGIIK[LQRSvidTb m ( "c B 13'2 cr ' re 'a4e j A~'a3 rt4J .'1X.31 9 . ,a ls calm njC9 Ccm ..-%i10 G1ax3 c L rc' &O 1i~C . tom. L C 3 Ca 1 re tqe f.aA.11C 14 . ~C U r 1.3 9 e1 *~3~ ~ iLXXXVI *}UrlLl L~ 2 re 131Vr1crec&3 LXXXV. 9. ~L U= ACc-urec?EGHKLNQRSTb m -~iBF [hi DO [c7 1.] U= AGHKLQS m -~L=BCEFNRTb " -X L U- ABCEGHKLNQRSTb m "c~-~o F 131 C%31 .rea-'4 &&I !qe'CYrfo fea=3 1 . r.= .. i. ps2 LXXXV mcaV 9 CCQV \aXAh &A OQ9O . v\= WcvAj& c%urt[c% ] 4 tX0i. LcA 6r LXXXV. 3. &=x (sine add) U-=ACraEGTJKLNQS m add ciA L =-F22~ [hi DO L =13BCEFGHQ1{STb % aU=-AKLN m I30 . t 4?17 *yC X L C 1CT2 V4 1 1 19 . r q aIL1.3 _.u 2 LXXXIV r .L!ea3 1.L J3 .TC1 3 cI ,J fILre CmejX re 3 r'LinwC2&LdA r1'&' . [5L31?l.%~k c b 4 . m,). 3 m l C m .ur'1 r)41 , mC~i b 6 . cv c oCn Ar c e au a * ~lC~~ L d3&L3, r 1.t'3 9 0 . Cl aa= ~ta rre ,4S 10 2 LXXXIV. 3. c-L U- AB[CE m -ur. FKLNQSTb [hi DGO 129 * vj.smA o + 1 8 * aoX r~c.1.C.. a a ma2 . Z.~ [ 13] .cncvAAL = LXXXIIJ.L16.1AB11IIQRS [non liq5 \~LU=KLNTb m [hi DGO B. P. 17 I28 ry~ aZ7J1 (1I ).o r cl e1L XX XI I t cn. au * s ; , t V '_& rt,. t3 e U! '_k&_; x.1 ' 'J. 1. . _I retocrA t ?.l a13 ' r~3 re6 .. ail at 1 resat 3 LXXXIII *A=3 r U==FL CmLil' [B. 3 hiD0GO 127 "CC 9aL OsrC' q *C3Cae-C% .CoarCm 1fl &S 8 rd 3 rya cz=c9 V c r' .L 9c 1 t~~ls c A ca~13 a, wcM. &am iam -.. 15 LXXXI. 6. " - U= ABCEFHKLNQRSTb m bil ?P [hi DGO " " c' GL bT~vult 10. c7A U= B[ACEFIILNR ..c A]KQS m VeC7Ae GL [lii Tb 2 2 2 2 con.c ~ L = A2BC E HQ S Tb c~wlcno U= [F pr " -]KL[N]R m [non liq E1 126 .~~IIZ~J CV23 CrJL 2 XXX .. ).a Lt1?.. 1e Cta 4 .,tar &ILOO reCal e e.j. 2 p i b C13 CIA om crs ec *fi 4e9OC1c~ LXXX. 17. aa eL U =BC'EHKLNOR m 2 QIIIOve C FQSPb Ve QY~A 19. 'cun L = ACEHQRSTb " - o U= BFKLN m 1bHl [non liq 0 LXXXI. 4. seau = L = ABCEFHQRISTb "e~ri U= KLN im 6. ocrnc LU=BE[K pr ca]LNRTb mn 8 *'-6C- mooAEC uZ sup ras]FHQS Aph' " 125 luck3.1 . e- " r.. i tci s w roe, 4,. .Vj!=..3 03re rc 6 tJ .ZL i s] 1 .3j l. I: I.7 . e r 3 - r'r J3 sc a 9hr c i w~Ccvi3 rc' eta,7J'ci 11 C% c jS3 1 * V. c1 3 I om'1~ L. LXXX.5.m4' tL = CEHo QRSlv ° o me 1 Lc seeN [lii DG 124 r . s mx. ret'-1 mreo r c' iZOG rq rq ajA.. 9i *riLco r'I n&U3re V\ ='31 ~AO%11 ..re4s . ro cu .& 4m are., c &-%.i 2 LX X X o r i= a . sg.otA rec.t oij9r x * *% *OltCk i~. ~e LXXIX. 10. o73rc7A. U= ABCEFGIIKLSUPPNOQR[S]Tb m 3 GL [hi D LXXX. 2. s LU=~ ABCE[F oho ]GHKL8uPPN[O]QRSTb m 3G 4 24 ;cw Eus " bg i=o L U= ABCEFGHKLSUPPNOQRSTb m 424 i=.=nEus W? G~ 123 123 tU033 . mLa rc~tJCi . . re±=69 .).1.14A C. r r~ir % XXI Co. lr y c ] 72 .A Ccrue 1 ~re~as hCY1re rms.Li a 3 b~c,&ilream. a%,t. rmr 4LXI 07.x7 94 LXXII.7. ~z~" J =ACEGIIQRSe PhCc Cb 1 LXXX. 5. . ' iuiA rc(sine add) UC =CFG HKNyQS2 2 .ad i LUt = ABEG LSUP11R b [aQ Q]1 122 * .% c 1 = -t aroe 55 * v~J~ o7J crsl JCtm Oaam356 * ~ C~1~~ 0,, o 57 . rc&ILW1 r~zn v.r ,9mJ~ * C&L.1 Z4~ ~ 60 er Cv1LM=%.Ax e62 . rTC~ju & !63 .* f I OA -"&3 C"o 64 *aIh7AcvA C ,A~~67 . * rte'3CC Yy, j 68' 121 IU013 * .c' cv, al =caia 46 * ~ f~IL~ ~i~47 .* ml t'Th A A.rc 48 . rG 1xLA ccn±.a nC .. CO1 rlaj~ cs, yinc.49 .* i ta .~'o 3 1 3X.. . hCsa= I sL .L1 a C50 . as eR&cv2L,, m&..ELt!i' 5 *ca q.Lo.1 =r3o#n .r 5 *C1&1% . oe1 r e.5 2 LXXVIII. 44. nL = ACDEFKLUPPNOQS Ill [hi G C~c7a U=llTb B. P. 16 120 * c1 :% ! C'CV21 r!C'm Cif&V1 31 *OL\ $ tcY1, b A Cva=32 . m L1 C1,1CT) k a a33 *c1~s ci , CV Ca= a 35 . ml*as m fl C A racm11 3 re.A 34 am rG~ea -IC2" c1 jj36 . c2LOCG= 02 " . cAorck1l*i . Lcum C r rI2aC1 38 * .- S r C rk 1 r'1 r C' LXXIII4. U.ACDEFHKLBUPPNOQajrvoa L " aGL [hi GL'.mx "19 : , 11t t q4 C1 re Ch11C t PL 1\ r4 t . 20 ~ A Z~J '~'~a re * L ca vl7J .c 91A&% rC' 24 .. 1W.A ' CVA&wr1= I2 1 . t 4A r.4 e-m 129 ca*~*~.. L1..c%2 LXXVIII. 19. "n'(cf. lxxiii. 11) U= ABCDEFHKLNOQRSTb m 27. ' i.ia U= ABCDFKLBUPPNOQRSTb m _. T, = E[H ncu sey] fqeA~iax II$ii .- A9e v C1 8 .cacriatz r cr<11 Ac, . 'jC ,1 JIra4.fIca ,CfeUl . Y~l 1cYn1flC aIV vcA.,!L. 10 ~ 13 * i! . re- r 1114 C= r 11 J3 reb17 LXXVIII. 17. oo.' U= CFHKLNOR m ca2~oo L ABDEQSTb [ hi G ''7 .IaQVI . * .~vo wt o&o.,. i LXXVIII t.3r .. 3.6 t os ar ' e3 . ha. guhy e.i e il rttt *. pcuiiiSX Cu.&x . rcrl r= ~ r'c'ccs3.I 7 LXXVII;I. 4. 'e-Au~ ABCFJIQISTb [hi G bil [non liq D' 5. .e U= ABCIIEFHKLNOQIRSTb m c GL 6. .ehm L= ABCEHQR{Tb '.&' U= DFK[L fors ras] NO m [hi GS "cf. meABCFIIRTb vc&wu~ L U = DEKLNvidOQoidS mn 116 . Z13 !'&= &3ina14 rc Area c ac re 18 * .ae. L I~1 . tJ1~~4JLLcv vtjrc m 201 pr r ireG.LC [non3lrqe I 15 U03, re. - reaai !.13 .,4s3LC &-ao T aC1 ,lam 2 LXXVII .b m %iQ 1 ,ale r. c =3 -&-L m*fAC .OAA rJ.1 JOa= rLjc - I-73rC'e .4i0*= A * 1e3sJL s 303 C~i ' 9 LXXVII.2. CHKLNOQR teaLU=rn U= Cr . i=HKLNOQSm "14 LXX VI * c.~YPJ ~ r!c i?3 3 . t i "a1 r 13 It 7Ja 4 3 *'1' 3& ,--0 OA& 0.013 5 *r3&wVCim= t5 3& wLCU=~ !e4b~ & . Lrc , em 9 *.~i'oX r~' 73 1 r qe=j10 LXXVI. 5. io L = B gGR bH a xc'U= DtxEretrKLNOQSTb m bluest aa1~ (pro a~x'a of. xciii. 4, Heb. I'"TA) A 6. cu-xm Ua= ABCDEFG~idHKNOQRTb m t ,;i C L U e bHvul [L ,ta .e 9. U= ACDE'FGHKLNOQ[R ~z ] m 2 r r, BE Tb 71) [QI , rhliiS "13 l3c(3 .V\L3 == 1e% tc'cvA re 2 . _ q1C4 .b 1 'LL)) C~ 22 , Ore 2 LXXV ~ ~ rearC'0 rit srO~3 33 . is'1 4zA1 a a v 5 .~~11n rm-h301.r1e .,qlAC 7 . !+.tJ1 ae. 9 . qca l ea = 7iq . i~ s,..r .. LI 0Cwb~z '.o rC' ACb B. P. 15 112 . rCfl.a1 COD, a Li C,.. &Ire1 * * ,111C2OL' 3 e14 C cem a30 re am am v13 16 . e*nr'exi1c C~U&UIonw &IUrd . fjf~ 1 3O~s, CL ON45c ma~re &3 q 17 re &3rera carA LXXIV112. r.13LU-1BIIKLNO8 '~[CE ras unu l:i eqIm(xras)FGQ LXXIV.12.LU= U BC[L ]EFHHKNNOQRa 13. U= B jCDEFGiKLNOQ b m nGbH 20. ueia ACDEGHQR cnl .,L Uz=BFKLN[OTb m 4*] in bH III. .1 . 3 >. . 11 2 .. cal [] L r 3 . J = a * c ' G.L 1 r'a..c4 t.L i1, cC 5 * iP~13 r''. 3 . LO C . o CI3!;a c' re 12 LXXIV. 3. fin ".v L U= ABC'DFHKLOQSTb bH Anon 9' C 1 a C2EGNR 9 i~~(sine add) U= ABCDEFGHKLNOQRSTb Anon ' add AGL bil SAEFLR Anon9' 1.. -. 2.GLU= B[C 1 supras]GIIKNOQSW~ b MbH IN IIO . cl 3 1 c ft.*VCLa C2=a re&cT2 re j.=o *4ay. li4r cr's24 .. ;..U f c La ~Irmr t 2 ~~r == & or .L 25~ . r CTI VciA(IOr3 &:; r e28 " b x rsc'v1 1 1LXXIV 92 LXXIII. 25. S1.Je (sine add) ABoidCDEa8FGHQR Ph add AL U =KLNTb bH a [hi OS '"'= LU= BCIDEFGHKLNQRTh bil A [hi OS lLX LXXIV. 1. 'A 9 AEIINTb bH SL U = B[C= sup ras ?]DFGretrKLOQRS tog .1 *I.~ ~ 4 t '.~~ivre movin7 !e~3.V1L] .= C CL3O ~ 9 r aLvU~3 ' "LZ..O f iL 4i ! 'V3O12 . fp 4. 2u18eL!&.i .1~13 LXXIII. 6. ftm iOACJYTIN om o]QTb c Am 0 ,L Ua =EFGKLR m bil c1so~n U [hi 0 ; non liq S 11. tn-. U= ACEras[F]GHKLNQS bil tns b-L= BDRTb [lii 0 ; m 14. .ems ABCDEGHQRSTb bg " L U =FKLN bil 108 IOLZaC' (c~r)'i.1%'3Cao 'c12 ct18 . c LA 1 Cy~et re L 002 o 19 .,ca 1= te i *1tqe1 ~3 3 re LL.. Yire L m& cb r 173y, Saw bA t'4 ' e r' 5 LXXII.c16 BCQ4~ tam .a:N:V c~i ]§-=n DEccLNO m H Anon LXXIII. 3. _. AFLQS [lii 0 -! " -T TLU BCDEGHKNRTTb7% m11,Af-, ~ I07 3iC 1 0107 .V3 r' mo jar.=. r O3It JOr.xi Ow4 . rte l s 3au ra1 8 % LLL 13 rttA. , 10 *%W W.A.=111 CL3 C ,C 0Lrel'A=X 31 2 LXXII. 9. cA U= BCHKLNOQS m bHmss cauXi 1L= ADEFTb -bHvul t [hi GR 10. ~~ (sine add) U= ACDEFHKLNOQSlTb m add ci L = B S- i o6 . * lO s tl std C~ha~t 19 . * !' qrq..c'o LqO w l4rA , c.1& a j20 ?- ieA &L.T c. ic arZ17 W1c ' 44 e %rc'22 . &a .. + Ie f 'UGL CVAI. C 23 . tI 1Ga+14r1CU rqd C11 ss.3 3 2 ...1a O 1cI3 LXXII ~ :L~aX UtCLO.1tC% . PCOZ s f !7 C °w 2 . 1JL t 4C 37O Ccur sec LXXI. 20. 7 11Q3 [AMcrse t- 'i' LU= DEFKLNOTb 1bH [hi GIR " o(7m LU=BCEK[LN]O mbHl ma A[D c u sup raslFHQSTb Toy 0C3~W ~Ic1a1CWtL L IN * U% tOa.L fI .9JCL9 8 LL15\ JL. 4-ci&G 1i cA 3 rAA r .i&m ,3jarea ymcrAra )&~ObA y CJ3 17 LXXI. 15 U=_ADLamxW hi3 9 3 16. A GIQ Tb Ph1t =3s °1 ,XXI 15U= ADELNO m bl[nn[i;hi R 6. AG Q 14 9 B. P. 14 104 .1&'a% '.h. CA 2CLX . emre te r-c,ls C . c'1C am'3~, . l iL r ___3 f 5. . }1i &.% rccrqe azll c2= e r_ i rd .=v 1LXXI .f_ ZjL 1 em i r' J 9 trccvri 4 6 LXX. 6. cili (cf. xl. 18) L[ Ua .cAe] = ABCDEFHQRTb " 4'~Ue= KLNO I03 U033 " X.13e cY3 0 33L~itm &t91i 7J 3&Ur'C' X1A=27 . camo. .. re1 oL. =mcv 28 -I r.11 . r IeL=Z cA Xr? =X . 3L L.' .134 . r ~ri'C r& t.alico,1 ter' 35 . r Pia .A7 3 1A= 36 .t"ita.113L CYs3L b-m.=O 37 LXIX. 28. =cr L U = ACDEGHOQRSTb m bil t?(Gi c~cna B[KLN cam~] [non liq F ' U =ABDFN RTb £ - L =CrerEGJIKLOQS bHil 36. _c u LU° = BCDEFGHNQRSTb oC.Au Ua =AKLO bH=? 1 ~=uo] 102 .WesVD 1C A ) Sr'ci3to1 .. z~r~e1C 11 .. 4n 19t . C'j1 CL9- s . vao2c~b io sk co tFA -s1%= rLA4J1qrC' * * S LQ 3.1.1,*, r'C~cwL1 26 I01 .rN.y= A r~ nL\ 3. Ln i 2 LXIX *) b tu4 , Z%b r~ 4 *LTIc~icvAra\±w V3 TAC' eu w Au re' jie r~c~rR' 6 .4)t i ~ reai cm ] 9 . X re :' V\\ 1aL2.1CL UL\ AX. ?10 &3 QU=1fl 3 1a"1 r.r = CUjCG 13 LXIX. 11. U= ABCDEGHKLNOQSTb [Q&] A [L ±+o "PF r=f[ IQ 1 ]'hi TO0 . r~4bLGU% [27] rC 1 Zzca31 b s1 la ,= o29 . enmt3Oi.n * .VC Ih~ jC1 VmI 30 .= * ta 1X CF1L L .*v3Da 1 a1 la &U r a& I31 . 3 ajG O l t'3 Ci\c3r9 LXVIII. 27. ci U= ABCDEFGHKLNOQRSTb bH 35. r1i'o-.i L[ U] = DlvidF[KLNO]T~b bHl om I ABCraSDraEGHQS [hi R 99 .* CY1.1 c t a = ,,Um n cT r~~ * CY9 4 TaCw 2 Aal I.=AC\I foe LXVII.17 rearU=BC. idIIL tPPNOQRS jliireTb 8 .e pjAy[p]G3xetr [L UP~~k 4=ver. 16 c 19. &kc o (cf. Ephes. iv. 8) L = A[Bvid]CDEGIILSUP raSQRS bil &krno U= FKNO ( [A conflat] [hi T 0 23. v U= CFGKLNOQRS Anon" '- bH Q c =e £ - =ABDEHTb bllimpr 26. a=%=L U = BCDEGHKL[N]OQRSTb bil ~AF 98 . re Cau= tqQI. ) s,+ core 1Or 7C p ~1a &a9 35, r'crA re 8 re cgr re re.rZ r c'ck~ .* L ~bU 'eCAUh4,., rte 13 . * s7&a4o ~ W3J1~~1 . I'tII3]OD w.1. cvas 1rf'cQ LXVIII. 7. [' Mc ] L 1=ACDEFGKLOR bil SU= HNQS 10. m agi ABCDEF[H]QRS bHm8 miz LU==GKLNO bHi [ADE2F2GRS S(cf. lxv. 4 not. crit.) L2vidN SL U=BKO 2 bil AL U= ABCDEGret rIIKLNOQRS cd' F 97 . cao LOA rta. ____ hlC . .lCYAlt~ eei V\ h.1 CU 4 . eCa e q- = Ct . U 6 r 'cvA re t& 8 3~~~ ~~CYhI...CCAhci1 re___4j1aC . , CO3 ~ C~T C=. j."4 .. 3= ) C%'= 1Are o CI1 2 LX VIII o Z3 r L L 1z2 3 r . r 1C, .LO fv, ct 3% 5 . r u 3 "1 3[6] , mC 3 C J . fq~l=rvc1 .3CZ LXVII. -8. v'eC7AveU= ACDEGHKLNOQSTb Anon" bH TO 6 Ti ._, L =BFR B. P. 13 96 L~ rz~4~&~jr12 rc'a ei aAre.=re 13 C .ti9 ' ~L X16 1 cri }t ~17 * b Cam.=1 rdc3Anr'c i re ' .OL ,am19 . S1 av CA_%C1 , & aWJ Ocm 20 tA L&3)mu3 cy4re2 LXVII . ac c 3cC13 LXVI. 13. "er ~'~L U= ABCDEFGHKLNOQRBTb 14. L =13ALCrerDEGHQ[R]S[Tb] [B cn c a ~oU= FKLNO [?i(1G] LXVII. 2. L Ua= ABCDEFGHKLNOQRS bil .en veUc Tb Anon' 9 VG -p7sL Uc = ACDEFGHcur sec? KLNOQSTb bH SBR 95 . eiw 4?3u 3C+C &rrtcvr~ cr. 1LXVI . " .ucu cJ, ei. ~ mtci1 r ol i1 32 tA 'I re-= 'CA 'A 0 i=re '3 tea f ecv1 4 . e. r r 'j+C Y33 6 re alWAfqe1& O& i=8 * iCL.1 a= , )M 1 &Leor re *ix=-IA! =3 10 LXVI. 3. =uL U= BvidCeD 2EFretriK[L]NOQS bil G c ADlRTb bllirnpr 6. U=ACDEFGHKLNOQSTb bil 1&= L=BR v[GA 7. L£ = ABCDEFIIQRSTb [of bH] _ UT=GKLrNO 94 m xCT) O x& 3O 6 .vacCU1 OCVAt Can 6 cyis . r c' c YJ '1 A .,ac 1 :t r 8 . v AIse1a rh[9 c 1 c1 % ac 00 .re~x.in1 aa,&U rts 10. LUABCeF[G]HKLNOrS[1o] bH ~ini~co ni Baeget k~am~ 11. OeABCDEFGIIQeSa*t .. i io &c L]U= LNO % bil K' N 1 &1r '11 93 " ___11.;f LIF3 1 3I.!'k~ q~A. ~. c Ci ~.Z3c ckfq!ciArc 3 8e . a L ,13c 1 L []. i3 1 ]n . em r a=.L1 qcfAC1h.3 3r a 14 n . q&crle >m ui C 5 4. . LU B] C[D.en:]K[]NoQi3Sib]V[bH] AHR re C 7 92 -asioax 92 . . 7 & amtY 8 .,cil na w m10 .. , AcoC ll L&Mret c% r t __ z= 4A. ~o wii . v .t~z% h r .nXrm 1 5=x2 LXIV a cY2X . .J bu 3 *e o c= .__a33u v Y. 1z\O.v LXIII. 8. LU=ABCDEFGHKLNOQ[S]Tb bil ? '4" e ua (tlvii. 2; ef lxi. 5) G = IR cC( :,w 9. 6uLS LU= ABCDEmngFlKLOQRS bil a r-m1 EtXNTb A=.o ,aLU= ACret rDEFGHKLNOQ[R]STb bil a LXIV. 5. owau LU= ABCDEFGIIKLNOQRS bil avid [T b 9' . . ahL.L 1[=] cr= aoi.s 9 . lr11 b1GOD. 1c1 cr iiA re#u& r taJ tmarem n=J13 t~r~' &Ur & & LXIII reAre.Is Au . cn= t. 1e ma Vrv ,m ci 3 . r A e t= oA s r ~ 41 . bwn. rAm r filtO . I r 'A e arec 6e2LX * tC.nL1I sase 4 r m +m LXII. 3 L- ACDEGLNOQRS. b ia bHm . 1 t=ai [aQL ] s A= vie~90 ., m.s1OL A!lr U Arta Ali- M6 . r~l~o m bti4 o L 1A Lcun9ao3.1 8 o J 7m a S113 )Asr9C' .,n u Ocv cra.Ji,7 a VOL2 LXII . D 3% >> a l1 Cva C03 .. &tI~eP3 &ft3r A rrJ.& 4 aal * 1 aN3CWmrOC W1rc *,O1 m OCe ua=J1 ,.Z3 ", e~ 6 . . OafP'C la 3CO a*,*8 LXI. 7. &thOQ'G LU=BCDEGIIKLNOTb a [pr o AQR -a-wv F [tQ~] [li S 89 U0C33 1 -u ~ 1.33 7 *,L.O}llt Lsa . ,.Lmoo C . 4ar.o rU rccY e L~ran 1Or3 re .3C rA * .X3., ,, 0.= r;e o. 002 9l *T&J. . '11 mil= ,.3Lit c]~ .C cO. r .D' 1A' L 2 LX 1 ,e &rom3 ct.%. . 3 41 reS~~%.rq&& l'11 c .t r~m& r .A '* o& er brr'c'i 1q 5 12.1r AEHLN.x. re LX 7 .]iU, = BCDFKLOQTb blHiG B. P. 12 88 . 3.Cab . CT C 1 ! ~ 3I~ a Jh r CLW\ a cL%= L))e1ca 36&'to , 31L * rmr'4AL~rC 1 LIX ctu14. LU dDFIKLNOo am 1 c~-illBCeEQ [hioG18 ., L.a\ 3. c n tiU- BCDEFHK &LNQ cb Dan 0 Al&onM#3bil &\~ro0e L [LGR . 4. LU- BAC ~ up as id]IIKNOQb bl h ABtxDE [hi GRS 87 OUG 33 . testacLL 4'J9sa3 .~L. 1.O\T21 C03 A= 4 o.Y1;. lo L co r' *CL.. . cA&cvAj~ r vTcrs .. cmb eva&. . jncai irqe3 8 * nL Cti1ot..I.3rC'O 4J~zLF' v f C'CAIrf 10 *,rb4% &.L= o &3.m X m 6.3043 tlnlr OCLS rel fe S13 LIX. 8. c=]3U=BCE1FHKLNO bH [hi GRS c=-' ADE2 QTb W? ('n ') 13. S 1 Ua= CHKLNOL o+1L- DEFO2 T1b [et mt o F 86 * a. oi. c C C1 L L C rI' 4 *rqA ric CL &~1 r','& m & m9 * ~~~j3 m3 4.YY3toe CIA &C% . r 1LIXckreiz2 LVI. .' dDEGKLORTctacaUtB 'bH I 12. Lc1ABCEFHQbt bi LVIIU5.=KLNO=ABid[hi b GRSQS~ 85 re °6 4tt' .aA° a ' Arvr9s calm .r'r4Lirece !C' &Li . Mai & ante9 1~1 LVI.. BDEGIQSlb i l- 8. m(ieadd)1W AC }gKLN bilvid ~ 9. . =C 'EGKLNRSlre ca - LVIII. LU2. BCDeErLNOQIRS i s& IYGKA\Ano' 74 kmd i v. 84 . ... A. .e,,13r r Y 3,' ... s. .mi 'l .L i VI r .N rrZx. . 'lr e .. a i 2 LV II MO D Anon? [hi G M¢rda. L U= ABC[E . cur sec]FHKLNO QRSTb bH vadv D Anon? 14. .eA . (cf. xix. 13) L U= CvidEFGHKLNOTb .ax.- ABDQRS (bH "With Zeqafa of the Shin. Without Waw the word signifies stumbling upon a smooth rock or slippery moisture; with Waw it means the stumbling of the soul and its fall into sin ") 83 . * C %...LO O GLOYqC 1DC 1%aO . rc't, F!~ r21 *__OCO 1 bs~C .. h.tau iiz~r_1ac Cu . rem C0.. l. s" " 3 .3 3 r . re' L' CT \Am . 1 A=S,3 1 rr ' re~i~ia Vrte4 . 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P. 11 8o r'c,,Ar~n , c rt 'A., ~o .ua,, 9 * cvrtc &A3 cactVL (1i.= o~LJ " h 7. . n a. 3 . i ilri' k, \ CICV.~ )t=re2 LI5 w " P . *C.L to .+! f r Atec 3 . rtorsqe = reI cs 01 re R' 14o~3~ a LIII.i\reo 4.LUlz m l bH w+-\ oe (ut xiv. 3) BRVX 6. ~iU= ABCDEGIIJKLNOQRSTb m Anon' 7 bH i,=EGbz=F ? c 79 * r~~L r'IzL~Ch ~m321 . 1 r i-L== 3 roe 1IY L~Z.3 rt 1t7A 3 LII . cquA r. z.i A 1.5 reQ3cumcL111 cvr-11 rqT~ACl. O7 . .1a-.*r C ! S =. 1 8 LI. 21. .iot EWJ =ABCDEFGIIJKLNOQRSTbXZ m bH 1 ' ±7cu 2 Uac - mtx LII. 4. oL U- AEPFJKLNORTb m r BVidCDGIIQS 7. OA ec. EU- ABCDEFGHJKLNOQRSTbZ m ( [~] 2 .mm~a.~.1AB CDE FGI[ N 7ianj.] QRS[Tb] Z EL = BrE'KLO m bHil 2 .. C~c oo A[B]CDE FGHQRS a [NTb m vc~ -LL BgE'JLOX m bil 6 2 r~~o " n' ACDE FGHNQSTb a * ,o. n = BR 8.m% L]U =ABDEFGIIJKLNOQRsTb m I vec aoC 78 }11i3c sA G1 C 0:$A U 11.. x3 C% LI.v12..UmCDFHKNOQS3bXZ m3IshLbi t ' er1LU ABDt EPJKLNr C TbX m Ish1 bil e. 16.cebUCDFJKNOTbX mmbil EGL Bn1C . ,.iC L.17. v U=BCDFHKLNOQSTbZ m bIh b "i,SoEL =A[REJ VGC- h 29 19. ".fli1.. ineU=aCd GL- ABCEHJKLOQRSm Aph [i? add ~,E= Tb ($ [om19 b F ;hi G 20. LU= ABCDEGHKLNOQRSTb m bil ._. FJ 77 . , . k-re L! re 4 *we..rc'". Coa1A= 35 6 . &a tr&.fAcm= 1 .- 3 7 . C% U3 ' 3cw ,.3. co w1r? v Care 1 LI. 3. ~(cf. ver. 11) U =ABCDE[F' \"]IJKLNOQRSTb] m bil 2 1.xA EGL =8 g C [F "'4 ; hi G 6. ~U= ABCDEFHJKLNOQSTb in Aph143 bH ino EGL =R 8 9. ' o L U- ACFHKLNOQSTb2Z m bil t BDEJre RTb1 ( 1.,.(cf. ver. 3) EU=zACDEHJKLNOQRSTbX M GAL =F 8 [non liq B 76 3 . r . a .K i I, re re r RA 13 . * C1 r c '. l G.a 4l i 15 . recal oe alCi.roer W"1*.0'18 * ~ c'o &&iAo J a P3 19 rc ".= hom 1±a 17C923 L.~~~~ 15 v~ABDHKNQRSTm 23. ArPE'PraSHJLNaiS1cL b m bil20 Anon'03 -- .0 % Ot 75 . WIOA ~a a * )cvC%4%c2&O cu 4 CT~ ~C~a31!a.~1L .. 94L3 .m3re Mb r~le 7 . am.% s 1v 1%..L WvA 8 t 5.t'U=ADEHJr rLNOre , m bHmal;L 7. rU=ACDEHKLNOQRSZ m cobilrt .1us(utlxxx. 9) 19= BJ Tb ar . i] UC7~1 - BCEHJK[LNI& ORS10 8.4 . L" ~U =CDEFJKL N OQ m mbil( in1s S B;RL= 2 ~bc B . 74 W &.L.., ri &La w rd~t C . m cv, 01= coaf ill .1 %t 19 ,o Qcrc' fe.Z 17J feL m C4,a 13 20 . j~C%&~zi e.Xo mqacvA.c' r'..323 t XLIX. 16. rs' EU- ACre rDEFHJKLNOQR[S]T nm bil a T1 1 M M GL t [non liq B bHvul U I =jCEF J rtLN R mT m bil " LUQStX blirs a 2 20. .e EL = ABDEFJ QRS bg . w~ U= CHJlvidKLNOT m bE [ W? t 21. cn "i,= ABDEKre rR [a] m hc;- LU= CraSFHJL[NIOQST m L. 1. cmA~L U = BCDJoidKOQSX m bil Anon46 [hi L .. n~ AEFHNR [Tour sec aA e mf l 73 %a 0 31 r"_.=rfi LJC= r3 re 1 , <. 6 . acnre a L 7 rdl''J..1CL cti c oi 9 * ~N~Ac1101 L~CVrAfl1 C~r~'r. r4C 7JO C 4x. A c c'ia& re.,i ci eAr XLIX. 10. ':; i [L] = A[B]C[D]EFH~idQ[RS] [hi G "e-do U= [J]KLNVidOTX m bH 13. cn L U = Cra?FHJKLNOQS[TIZ im Eus' 78 bil ..- BDE RT-R bTirnpr [A]l[non liq A B. P. 10 72 rqaa2I mrqeC~ rc are 1 Vl r Ar.b r 'L~~11 ~3c ias 1 e 1v3 " 1 Z 't f Cw'CUcTr31 15 . tJ v1 a. X10 LL~i1 . , r, '1 Ci . 3L .2 XLIX . l =C t_i .&I= 3 . W~AhOJ1, ,.::}X1 ca3 1C1 XLVIII. 13. cic~ ADHLtXNQlRT 2 cn c L U= BC[E sup ras]FKLm9OQ DantX bH 2 t cno-A'auo LU= ABCD [E auo sup ras]FHKLOQT Dan x bil cQO :oD'NR 14. A'A L U= ABCDEHKLNOQ bil 0 "g ue(cf. lxxviii. 6) ABCDFHQRT [non liq N, 7' MS 1 =A,=N. m a tR a & 1r A rYc' 5~ . 4'b C%431 ' '4,. 0hZ r coXtqA i17 0rA t 0%cm r!cC7lr\f rj me t'_s6 3:1 338 .I4.%. .. !ec'CW re 9 baq_=ci =*~0 0c2 =i 2 XLVIII re- C% [3] r 3m2 fi0: C * cv3.LC. t.ir cV3RI ~rc cvAa~ ~&L1~3 1~&U rU0is . cux CL., 02.3 0 m2 9= cn L = Cour sec?DFHQR[T ia~] [non liq B XLVIII. 9. 'i " cz&i LU = ABCT)EFHKLNOQRT ( 70 * .c b1 eXcme rc'C12 re' 6 r e c a i e c 7 t = s)r J3 ea 3 8 * CZ.. 1 COT Cx 1 1 J C . ger e1,cVI s.OW c'A 9 * rLS.wrc- t & rh-Ji .*J3 1 ~A=C SAE [non -liq N XLVII. 4. LU= AKL[ N] O T t BCDEIIQR 69 midCLrA' $ r c "' 1 16 roeA& Cr AL t1a1 V4 \ -v C12%.CI C * .a aIiZ.1 cr . 2 XLVJ1 ich cam' 9j1c% .iii 1 , 11&1 1 cu rqe1ca A 3 . cv1 ce m &i I n .3 c 1cas3.i 5 XLV. 15. tciio ABD'E'FJJJ{ bllipr c&~ciaL U- [C ct sup ras vid]D 2E2KLNOQT bil XLVI. 2. ._ eL U= ABCDEFHKLNOQRT bH .em~e Anon 46 [II?] ~~ L U=ABDEvidHKLORT bil " FN 2 SCE I[ 5. U~i L U= ACDEFHKdubLNOQRT Dancomr bli 68 . 51 ctn. C1 !o aaq&C oO r1cb 'i 8 ef'CcvA-*l VZ%=rh CCINV z~aIr.=Xf 3 4$&,I&U3 1 XLV 7.LU=DEHLNORT CHI ?Q [hiCG XL.7. S L U- BDEIKLOQRT bH ? i [noi N cAe ACretrp a aLU= BCret rDEFHKLNOQR 6f .e~iva AT 9. A~nL U =ABCDEKLQRT Dan tx bHG cFHNO bliimpr [c] cam U= CDEHLNOQ Dantx po L = ABFKR~idT bHi [hi G p'ct BCDEFHK' VidNQRT A~ L U- AK2VidLO Dant x bil 13. .6& "L =ABDFKL NOR 3 67 o. TeA i% &=1 *r1 I..O C1 la C1-.b.ta11 7oc' 42 XLIV.25.UACEFHLNOQR XLV. 2. rABCEFHQRTbildansa3 (seelC L [ ,a1 f.o t XLV 5. ~slav U ACEHKLNORT Da bix [Q] zOwSFQ (of=BDl0 m 66 * L i\ r' l33 14 0 t&=17 *IrLL3a j , re2 20 L tok .V~haC ~c ret 3 1C '9 Lre rc'C% 23 . ta . a tej j a1rc 24 "°t'3 c' XLIV. 23. " U= ACDEFHKL VidNOlvidQT 2 ' .' T 'DTLsuu rasOl R 65 . s.1.V 9t L rc Y~f'2 XLIV . !C' V aC 1 1 Z=Ia re ft' 3 1C1,3e c~i4.a 5 "cr . S 3 rCA, l m 3 . }i1? r'3cK' cmC3 rc'85 " .= ..c 3 v-*o" ~tic a% L 1 XLIV.3.tiw-.. LU=BCDEFKLNOR bi ;ta bHheb 1(J[T ;tea _ cai L U=ABC- 2 DmgHKLNOQRT bH 1 t cs eC E F B. P. 9 rtjeZiL. 64 * .&IbJ. .1=1, r' VTl 1 b!r' 1 o~ ~ 12 *V1 r.cre.a t ! i3 rCVACL f 3% * ,. o ca , ,A = 2~ . 3 1& Aa QJLn ca -1 flC~U .t3 ! x-Zx= ctrl C Icr aAr-CVAf-e re qej CAIr 4LC3'0 4 XLII. 11. riveCrasEiFHR [GL =AB pr ' 2 t ieo U-= DE JKLN O'QTX m [02 pr .-~ (sic) XLIII. 5. ,-A :A-! EGW U= ACDHJLNOQRTXZ m avid, [EFK ins acn3 fl i (cf. xlii. 6, 12) L =B F[hiG 63 * re4. &alZ .v1 are C12 'LJs !Ie:cyAl em' s293 CO 5 a 3 . .za3 & e4\~aa t'o rt t Ac>vL75 . CMAre-' rq&' 3.1 &1 . [4] j,,cn. * ~7J~ 4~3 ,.ZU. r a 7re.LA 6 *,cvrqr'a [7] roc-4A teJm3 ., reA1A ~ . zs ,La. u V%+ . ml ,cwGoais f 'Li.s .1O..o..W3 q rd 9 *cv30,&.LvmrAi a . ea.,, TCVA veX cm'cw,~ s,,n XLII. 3. -" U=ABCDEHJKLNOQ1{T m " CL-=F bil (" without Dalath") [hi GP .cmeLU- ACDFIIJKLOQRT im bil ni liq B ; hi GNP 2 2 9. r , ft~ ABCD EIIJQRX Z bllimpr .eiA U= FKLOTX' m bllimpr JhAGL=D1 bH [D'T et pry 0 p ; hi GNP flelh4Loc. AA 62 . , CO C= 1 ge o s. .. m)C"A 3 l .1 i.= 4 . 0121 C L.% C C1Cr= AG)Oa r3 C 4%i.=r~L ra e . r'e1i. }, A.IPjf'r' ,=. 6 . CT.=L I Dre'C% &&=rJt'.1 q C CCT t1l&r 2; 4,I C% CM re 1 , re7 oL.~4~'L .1 ,AL Ator~L s ,rrw' 10 m ctrC ' Ii 9r e 10 1 ,. . *= !3 ,gy *._3Cre %.r3 1 't . tea X 13 *Ai S.=r rI rea7J CCT214 . roi2'& Lte BDI&Jh . r , re2XIIG [heP " " an c_.s " '-"3" ._ 14 .Y2lX J:LROX ,.t& r... .12OiC.. 0C13 15 .,c'm,.' .mi Q1,i, , . .= i . t ,m.= a XLI XL. 14. ,c EU= BC2HJLN[O] m cu ACividEFKQR Ac,.SGL= PT [hi DG 18. c=wr LU= ACDEHLOQRT m [hi GNP -- ,=A BFJK Ish m8 bH ("My Lord hath taken thought for me i.e. to deliver me. But the Nestorians in their expositions take -- =& 1 not as indicative, but as imperative, as if it were, "Do thou, Lord, take thought for me" etc.) [? 6] XLI. 2. ,-. U= CEFKLNOQXZ m pr a L=ABDHJR Aph T [hi GP; T --~ 3. crA [= o] LU= ABCDEFJKLNNOQraSRTZ m Aph bH 6o c tom' qt4da 3 tc' .. 6 * ~j~3 .j~A~xa~V~3r a$~C1 re.re to C.gA 1 m 9' . ) CL " \ tcOMh1 = 3= ~ 119 a%= i o C 13 ~n GUAFLNOQ a tTZ mas biqela rA (Hbx . ,Hr)00l~ i 13. . "64" EL U AFHJKLNOQRTZ m Isb "'i r(cb.lxx. 65)a)Bgr m[bTJr ~g GShiD 59 * ~~ r&~I &a3 [c'44= ii ... r'ore_ ,.1r'c * ,&~ ca~re )X&rq.l,f0WY' L. =CaL a XXXI. 1. CLUABCEHJLOPRX m1 bilaC.)tinlii3 t ~o E=.Dtrn~FflJKLN p reTX tre m [Ua c E1 vid )a= aCL =B bH [ XL. 2. ,m, ~nL =ABCEFHJQR ,lA Ji0 U= KLNOPT m P [hi DG 4. mc,=L U- ABvidCcur secE 2FHNOPQTX m ft. Es'JKL[nn lq 58 . o= rs; e r ,.asiCr Ir1 ViWr'e 2 XXXIX .L n1 3 r .L1 7J dALW%.1 } G ~F3 l re 1.=&eL1, 3 .reiCU Ijaprc , aL )% C1,%$ , .IAMUs 4 )CO roL1~3 3s.00C1.a31 re Cx= .3 r L rt "iL] S 1 3 . rW r*. ,,C 1 . eaitm 3 e re- roeCUM.1-&&~J 8 9 ~&WCY&C! ~ .~r~r3 ~ ~ & &r v e.CoLaWm 1 XXXIX. 3. &oao CDEFHJPQRZ - Ph207 &.o~.o LU=ABKLNOX m bil [hi GT Ai me EL = AB CD FH Qr t rRZ a Ph207 Itjvid hwh U= B2rEJKLNOPX /3 m 4. ~U- ABCDEFJKLNOPQX m Ishmo bil [HR ~e &W~EGL bHvult Gc 5. 4LCwQ U= ABCDEFHJKLNOPQRX bHIm a )a~cwEGL =i3g bHvult r 7. ci-±T\ L = ABCPEHJNQrtrR [P i.7 cu=~ U= FKLOX m 57 * a ,. ra u a1 , 4 ,=4 1 . C LC3mt c GU301 73 c temAc r L re o ,r'eW 14 XXXII. 4. zA U.ACE .=KLOPQI{T m ua.t*bil [h a B.yaW P.re A 8 56 a M~j%~q' -Ca i =t'aJV.C1 38 . tee i.3 r'~I3aa3 1 rema i939 ~ 40' KXXVIII .>= lo. r' S1 1 1L 3 C12 *.LIvv ic' , *,4si2 A Oa= &T-c ah .2\ &LCVW &bit 9 " r C A f x+.01 207 XXXVIII. 9. On Q CEFHPQT Ph m &a-'ofseo L U= AB gDKL[N &o o]OR [hi Bt,,bil 55 U033 * . re. 4L1 3 tl tqea,111 , CLI t 1 qa. u 30 X*,cv1oAr 3it. Q 36 XXXVII.435.u LU=ABCDEFHKCUallNOQR~ 8 11 m &2[PAph, .331 Jos3 XXXVII. 35L U ABCDEFHKL eNOQaRTbi Aph] Ap 6 [P ~ ' -:i"6.veL U=~ABidCDEFIIKLN[OP]QIRT Jos bil 36. ii=.= aL U = ABCDEF'HKLNOPQRT Aph8060 Jos bil 54 ~La17 4 . Wcocw2a1 )AlA ch.'cv ahc . r~atz a1 Tct . C L 3 t\ a 12 ~ r~c~Q ~ ~21 m afC bE. m C ~a1.122 .* a cc Ulm VC~w . aW 7O &latiC13 V 25 * ~ [28] 4AA-v XXXVII. 22. ~L= ABCDEFIIPQ arc aU =KLOT bllnest [ihi N 53 313 *-I CL. 10"\ r 2 Zr ' esiltJ 3 W~ 8 . C Cal l~b. V T' ILC13 CVL A p t 15 &=. =16 t JiL 525 . cs=Xz3 St. . Z&s&= eta ~rcea 5 . !vZawc.WJ ~ 1s,06 a b,\L!1Qo fvezt1,mo . .1 q c#-%emN num\ u o.stn gym W I J.O; C~2 V . ~e U lta 3 8ltfi=c *r'~'jCT3tUtLis OCI% . t !mLzA * ~LL1r e 1 xxxvi' t XXXVJ. 7. c& A U= FLNOT bllnes YI"CIcQ L = AB [C "e sup ras] DEGHKQ S bil[hi P SU = CFKLNOT blluest DC .en. L = ABDEGHQ bil 9. ooiio U= ABCDEFHKLNOQT [bHi] [141 co:i L (per errorem) [hi GP CLL. C% ,%=o ~r ,ka j. c 21 . t 0 a1 *1aO 1 t Ls ,.1i 0.1 ~'23 . . _ .1 iA3re l . Eob IL&1 . 3 r C%25 . tit 1t * 4C crsYL 3 26 27 r '3 Cm *i1 113i3e3 XXXVI .=.-A= ? LC !rACamh. ~ 32 3 w'q'~3 O *CWmaOCV2 IC GL33 Cmom.1 ,cc fw x.3001 7J3 * '~LLCb~cv1 3C93 i &bt4 XXXV. 24. ,won(cf. vii. 9) L = BC[D]EFGHPQT A .y U= [A sup ras vid] KLO0 [hi N 28._ _77U= ABODEFGHKTTAT/LNOP 50 *~ca cA o =o i .1eb3NV.aI&O Z&Yarc ~t.ZIA15 .&4i TAre '4& asp.L.octe m.~&%4) O .Ib X17 1 * co,=Saai as 19 .~hW~r( &r JI LO 20] oc =&I c XXXV.19. [.pwi] 'xX~ ABDEFGHNPQ 20. L=BCDFHNPQ b tx Cu~ '~-~"~KLT 1= b~ornr (7 49 .14033 ~ ~LL 4hr e&s1JYlLL TJe 1cXXX . -Cu3t'eL.c a 111rc'a c% )V3 c 2 .bbOX1i 2=1 I~C a~ Gin r<'~Ow~3 5°1113rc . si1 CV tsOa re 0 C a% CrI 4 c~ P3 ) Lh a u c f8 . *e.c11i t'xiU 'a 33PC c14\.?. .7 48 i.=o c 1C otAL%="9 *" 3cL t'ct.& Ci12 . retz& t=14 rem 'is. 15 .mid alm !Cia 3?re-4h..= *y es i=:co, m n19 ~A& m, , o 4,1 20 o ~ccryX ic 19 XXXIV. 8. .4-c oL U= CEGHLL[O]QT bil ABDElvoidFNP bllipr 14. [ ..~] w', CFLN 1 TA LU= ADEGKO[P] bH [hi!Q 47 . * . . urc 'r 4m aC *rei l a cs h W 20 1 r"1a*4 C1 co cv1=ca21 . r a & M=A rho\ cnco& 22 * ~ ~2 XXXIV . Z.33 c1 &t. eaj.I =3 . grl±=not% C cc O i CL, 5 *C .. ~ ,C1 1 r GL1ISt1.C3 "CYr~h a O GU9acC' .0 5Y tahw7 XXXIII. 20. i (sine add) U= ABCDEFGHKLNOPQ add s-.% GL XXXIV. 4. -=-Qo~ U= AC 1DEHKLNOT 2 c=oa.e 1 = BC FGPQ 7. '~c U=CFKLNOT bH cAin r.-ABDEGHPQ 46 *Om s m 3m C3'~.~~~ ctsC 5C 8 C%CtCL 1 C z s e a 1 16 208 XXII..~ = BDEGHLOPQeC T Ph b 9.11[].Q.Q1 reABCDEHPQT 19.rLUC.s4BCDEFGIK o =L 1 Ua=P non iq N hi. 45 *33 . * 1 b.-I*CLO. I'a ~bI.J.&mD10 .r~h4A r'~~1~G~ 1XXXIII . c.=1 cvA oi.c= (2 . cOSarq'&i..io a t ~c1ajij .e.1OL. d1WC' r'?..1a+11J3 CslsQ . sl e~i ot'- i3 aR 7a . L foeco &1== XXXIII. 3. o '~o U= ABCDEFGHKL[N]OPQ owl L bH G [T o4i o iZ LU= BC[Eras]FGHKLNOPQT bH . AID 2 24 0 6. 0 ~=tAe Uc = ABCDE FGIIKNOPQ Aph Anon' aneL Ua =E'LT 7. xl Ii = ACDEFGKN I a OPQT 'd b C -. = . te U = CDEFGIIKLNOQT IbHl " +L = ABP bg rf,.iiLZL 44 44 cnli.%ml &LrC1 mcv 1 XXXII .,nmv~ A on'fc% *I: .%o b o&i3. tJs aX lca . &.ia 4a+ boom c C3 IAJ . r'4 U\aa s 9 r cv, 6c aoore. ctiimatrjc . i 4ecnktiU 5 ~fr'18] r c LL *cY1l== uorc' vsc=Y C,& XXXI.. ~ LU .ACDEFIIKLNOPQ1t,..bil, t m8 \"bl Am&a 43 UCk .1.1 ty A , occv a % 1 re-A =r' U13 v roe t& rc 13 . ' erare r m a s1 ~ . 1 re '17 re e..i = '-a. I& . oe I C.1r~ 1 * =Cc1] j .1e ,c .1re., A Lra 1 9 ,, re * a 24 C= b~aC 9C 3.=-. %Yi&S cv1 q 1 XXIcA 0 ~ U CD Fis~cm=]riIKLNe~OPQT] 8 A L-[BL sinesey] 42 . m~lbcT~r !rA m j~ai3 2 XXXI . C m . &UfqC' m &,.L~3 a LC 4 . b."C11 t 'l'1., [6]"%C1 .a 9 om 3 to .1~Oh ! . r&Lflc. c rA re r =~a 3A I 7C &"=A= rr~c so 1r?' 8 C63 &h10!'h4l3 =1 L qe. 1jr 1 or XXXI. 5. .ernue&.5 U= ABCD [E om " m&c] FGHKLN[O]PQT bilHi t .4ac L bHvul . 1 8. }-mQ-c U= AC VidDEHKO bil " L = TBCn2 FGPQ!T non,,iqT 4' . C 33 . vv, care feAL 3t iq 1 U~f~e2 XXX . is9A 1. &L 3&a Wr~e 4 *asL3G~a fi-lO3i loe . * t rja nm CI2 I 1 IA= 36 . *1 otr ' t 1 b VI~c JrC r4 re 7 .b ,w a ta4O v~s 4n &o]c 9 1etwL t1 11re ch a=*c .&= m) XXX. 10. ficw~'&nLU= AB~iCDEGHKLOPQ[T] [non liq N hn aF B. P. 40 'y70 %~A ia ~9 . !c'I r1 ,.3 aleau 1XXIX . rem rea r: = L ry a.rei .ror~ r~~zj.cAzl c' ~ 4 j rier~.= ro C13 1C1 1 rp' r 1 c c c rCjC.&. CAL ji cvZr7 b.,J% . r' ' 9 re 'i. 1 5.1CA 6. ~ ACDJKNOP]QZm ble % 1 [h ] [E EFHcco oo L =BET] [bh] Ga[5 =-Uo] [hi LS t "el "c: EU- ACD[E]FGHJKNO[P]QZ m blues a _ aureGL =BT bil $[lii LS 9, "4'"e.'U- ABCDE FGHJKLNOPQXZ m TM284 bil .- Xj.r' CL [hi S;- nn lin 39 o1 3-.X:ioi ~h47C 3 C,-L .,3--=rCCn rc'i 10 . 4 . ,I VL r 'A C112 m t'*~.1 re!3 r'13 t XXVII.~ U= . FGHNOQ~]Zm [lue - XeXVIIIL 'Moi EG=ABDJPT bilhi2 38 .. 1. r' .xca% ,i r a 1 XXYII . r: re ca=X r o a o c2 . 2 aCT 3 C n C cA ' .J1CT1 G ca.= vr'I14 C1,ZL m1 a3 s."2\31 IV*J5 4o t r~-.CAL l.C I321L 3 3 etAV ,.1 1C1 *b3~~. . I,. $.b j Lm an &3tLC.m 6 1,1 3 i9! 9 Y3'AC r L..1 ' r9 XXVII. 8. LU== ABCDEFGHJKNOPQS m bil [non liq A b~nest[hi LR 9. uOc3 . a-m U= ACFGHKraSNOX In &ue A c7 .Aa:QL EG' = B'DEJPQS G 2 2 uv am AQ7; 'c: G WL = [B T .aS o ] [hi JL 37 . a=a .. b.1. i3 i, 2 m vi~L.1 CV1. r L 3 8 * .~Yata ~10 . !c'1)LL ! .JJZ3 _ __ .*,L 3243jc1 ,UoiC1 ~7U3 ~o12 XXVI. 6. "OioL U =ABTEF[G]JKN OPQZgr m bil QG SCHZtX Ph93 bilkark [hi LST 10. oi. = " L - A[B]CDEFHJPQS[T om vid m r= ' UGKN OXZCUr sec [hiA bilnest "c'L\ iL U=ABCDEFGHJKNOPQTXZ n [hi L t biles 36 .c es . 4accTA 8 * t!.i..aI= Z3 C%9 co4*%1ac cLc' s.1 4r C% CO =X. 11 C«3 12XV XXV1 .. Ce am Le] = AiCFIIKNOQS,=&dZ m [BEs. ,EC CA ]CA 1 ?[C=met ] -rP4c i1 G 35 r,c . camn4.Ls , r!i.h r 1:3 Ygd.1i~. rm . vqzL ref r l= SACU.a .*re's .D.1r.% r t3cim al= 10 .&Z1ai r~' p}JEW f~ie al 1 XXV C~~~CVL.3! ~ C12=i &ML e cv. A r x,31 9 r.I 5 .. 41a 3 3 co% 7 ,.1 ahcr= rp' \, w v 3 re'r 1 re XXIV. 9. ,ci EL = CVidHKOX m bil [hi GL ~~mU= ABDEFJNPQST XXV. 2. "4z] -\ L U= BCFHJOPQSTX m bil [K "c:Lo '4sADE [lii GLN 5. &n,^-,L U = ABCDEFIIJKNOPQST m .g c Ua [hi GL 7. i±fts-O ADEFJKNO [hi GL t 0 iwa, EL U= B~re rIIPST m bil [Q or 34 *.h4Ca A CL33___ 1=CA i 3- 0 1"c re rC or a rqe J-z. }, C 3c1 r 2 . . c"L1 1 C% c iC%~: . r e l =3 r .; r s, m r O1 1 X3 * im mr 1 c~ic\~~ ciam.1 2~a . ~cri ! ' ~1rC'1Clicvt . * AWM A mGJ3CU= C8 XXIII.4. L= a -[B1[D]rFGII]JKnOPQS1 eT3Zcbil5 XXIV.7.31EL = C[G llevrKLO c mabi XXII.4.pa U= [BCDEFNPQST llOQ~iprZm H .UG33 33 , &$L~1 *~CL L m *C12 t 26 ,cJ3. C~ o *VYAC1 . . y a0 1 taiZQ-3 ... 4~lr'.a 27 . ron *cw , m A v7* 29 * r~34~ ~a2~A G0.4aC" C% a rL e&i* m c.,oac C rL0oXT 30 * I 42%- Lu3 __A0 C 3IotmC% . m0CU1 IcO4rC 3 ~i32 . ,. ya.a3 e1 a =a1a%.3 i3 1XXI . ,..,ih3 Lr.C1i.1 rq&t I= . L C2 XXII. 31. "i.IIX L U= AB [D I man rec] EFGHJKOQSX m bilH --. 'E= Cret rPT [hi L ; non liq N 32 * ,A4 &%1 c'42 hO 1 G1%v2 C 19 r it CY13C9 .?J ,4i9 ~A22 .* r L C~l4 , .* C .xL 1a.. ,i cact 1 24 .Lj~sr* C12%.1 ~LCV41O 023= C :I1 C XXII. 16. .mo LU= ABDEGHJKLN[O om o]T mvid 34 19. .e°L U- ABCDFGII~id[J sey]KNOQ[T]Z m bil Aph ' 1 EPP 3' .cLI v1~ raC% C%1i= c .r~i~ r' a r43 r' rqA. cat rv.3re7 C~cn..t=Ctii e * a.-.-- a !9 oar 0 9 ClCT&Urc', 1 cn= 3 r~iCL, V' hl3 * o73cYa 10h~r'C .t. s1 L.r lttLgA (012C11 9.1 ABLidCDEFHJP[QIZa14n 0. [ . -=E AGQTZVXKNOPT LUBEJKO gm GAA[lii L rto&U& & 30 Aj4=v1, rtecu e ~r' 1 m.C1C1 °. * Ca .1n c 4 XXI 2,.L-CDFIJJKNOQx. m bilTr ,M f'2 XI Thou.. .it.est i Thy gl ry, 0 lor 'ofdIrae 4. o==L UCDEGJKO Q mbH[non liq B; hi LN ,cnm A scFH [T ,uc 29 3AC%1.1 . q 731r'(i&.. rc'..x= 2 XX 4 a n &cv.,CLam !- L& m 3 *rmL&fl.3CA7 t oil 4 m&L -A 001 o a,r A ~1)m1 tL' I. 1 fq...1 XX. 7. nac~' U= ACEidFGHJK[N]OP[QIT m vc i ctoL-=BD a[lii L XXI. 4.~L U-= BidCDEKLNO m bil SAF~iGHJPQZ b~gr A (4;;j) [non liq T 8. ystX u L U= ABVidC 2E2FGLIIJKOPQTZ m a -,4~4 )1D'E1 hi TL; nn iq N 28 * Ccw i ca .3 ... ara 12 13 *,cviV" C~-% 4 r 1 * t~O~L !~a~P32 XX . VL.IO= J t r 1 . ~~~1 Z,3 3 * Cf2I_.3 mom. C ChVo *V \I a M &r < 41 1t35 * rr 3 1 1 %3 in 1 CLO "3 Cl6 XIX. 13. ~-zABCrasEFGJP bg [DHQ " .c. -" i L U =KLOZ m bH [hi N ; T " .cir 14. c ~vU- ABCDEGHJKLNOPQcur secTXZ m a 'e6V EGL-=F XX. 2. " z L =ABDF bil qr- U- C= retr4rerHZJLNOlPQTZ m bllnest 27 . r~cv e c ,1 o1 m&= C tip2 XIX *. --. ~or 'rO j~J cynO~ju r' a . i. re-= Nm re e ' r-3CL. 3 . C C cr1Jz.].' 3 PYLZ 3 C *.~c1A.3 LJot 1I Z LO . r ci13.5X t 3 *Z1.1 &jY JJLreA m 0 cY2.W J r!c.i. aL }9o c t= 7 . r CsL 3.9OCO.y 2% O.C rcr-~irc±23c 7 cv', osa c8 r.X&SI I r 39JC'0 ! I C V _1 r3 ~ iJ.=1 CC m QC .1 8 XI.. - C t1 reU &=0BCDEGIJKvidNOQeit M1m & bilM tA t etmi XI. .EU = ABCDE FGHJKLiOPQT m b t t C7Ari GL ~gr e vul [hi N 5. 2Loo=~o U- ABCEGHLNPQ m [FJ .cm~ L= DKOT [bil] &416 3L ah 26 ~ 4=~~ ~L a0 41. .!'~-OCt25h ~ rC1cv3 re -10 ~g42 .*b.13 C.=1 rqe1 re ' Y 45 -t.%CGU !rL46, .ci, D''mre )ja3 %COr 4 & crl. T c,1re48 3 9n 49 *cvm,. eOjCL =ic [51] 4i1r ' v a XVIII. 46. c~-au U= ACDEFGHJKLNVidOPTXZ m Aph 32 6 bHil ciXam auL [lii BQ 47. ~io-arA~u E&' U-=IACDEFGHJK[L]OPQT m A 2 .a 7Az ve~v G WL [hi BN 25 IU033 3cv 3.. i t3 R' 2 . 3 1LX3 !ic v s3 . , cv c c' r 32 . 3ci~rt4. 3 . tt.... C *i=1 j c'rs' toJ &A1 . aC 3 a, 40A I.r 1 me2Awre35 * .. U r1' It& 3 rc1, r c aC' XVII 2.~Cl. (t2tamexi . 29,L 1 AtLo AFGJO 4 Sx"(a 2S.11 xxii ,. 34, L) LU- C('.' sup as)IE renX1 c oPTX1 a nm bil B. ,.l a 4. ,b 3 t.0 &,Ci3 24 * i' C1, aC=in19 . ac re-'sA ac'c 20 * . = '_ 1. 1 ~a a * ~ ~ ~ 21 . }~l , 1 !r '4 CL 1 tc& . alre C (N i.3rc' rc1ah .,CA ,cvmcu..i____A a1iA= 323 0}1=Aa r C3rA mac*4C1324 . a Ct 1 r re. l . C a25 . m,, * ~ ~ rioe. . ran m at t c a rt as u )as26 . * = a tLz m.ct 27 XVIII. 22. " LU=z ACDE 2GHJKNOP 2TX m [non liq E' vi P [hi BLQ ; ~F 24. ac4 EU- ADEGHJKNOPTX In 1 "Z "L =CFZ (g sup ras) 23 }1a=C3 &k C12%&CS Ia %=L . r k.1r X5.1C, , A re' 8 * ,, %.%r1C1 9I V?&LC% . CTS %,1 =c o JAW 9 . cf* r m9ci1 S 9 J '1 cu&&a *&.i43C% r'-~LL ti10 .j,4a &1 ('Ac ~ i-%.a0% .c1 1~ ~L33 r O1 sj 1 13 .* COIX11 C!1 0 !L,. JLLt'C1 2 2 1 XVIII. 9. tv [cod. 0 E~] U- ACEF GHJKLNOPT XZ m [F ? t=LD bil [hi BQT' 16. ~~ [L sey] U- CE(rasFG[HJKLPTX m bHi cuj ADO [lii BNQ KYZA[C]EFGHP ~~TLU=D-KL[T]X m bH 22 'ttn , ci r ? 3 ,XAA c o a1 *~c~w~[3] .L=1 c I'sr3 C% ~14'2 VI .,cTw1hL rJr 3 & is. ,cum are.3jj::ic. * r3 11.E 3.1 1 eU.3 r 5 m C1. r. reLan 1 i qLa ~yr&A&l r . tm.=r= 4 o 74 XVII. 12. ~EG'U= ABCDEGHJKLNOP[T] m a [hi Q pr G2 WL [proP XVIII. 5. . &-jo LU= DFO[P om ci]TXZmg m bH [A , SGHJZ tX .C1' nnAE, [nonn iqCK; lii NQ 21 OU033 e~c~u~~A1 *~ i r'3 c 6 . W= 1 Aar'i ro 49 n V4a1 CiLLocA ni r& * C=30.1 , Z~ 1 z . G1n.a ,cuu r Xc O CL ~ . 10 ir~~~1C~333.c~T1LL~C=0 XVII. 5. U= A[CraSEFGIIJ[K f rubric.]QT m P pr co L =BDP [lii LN 6. c vu ABCD[E Jfc sup ras]GIIJ[PQ] a~ An LU- F[K]LNvidOTX , m 7. ; oLSo'L U= ADEGJKL[N]OT mi em rl BCraFllPQ P( 2 ,sL.'ev&ACFGIIP VidQ , " LU== BDEJKLNOPVidT m S(sine add) U= ACDEFGHvidKLNOPl m 2 add =Lp=rnmJp T [lii Q SL U= AB~rasDGJKOPT m pr co D2EFN a [non liq ilL 10. o\~ EU= ABCDEFHJKOP[T]XZ m GL =N bil [hi LQ 11. c mwUc= ACraDEGHKNP m pr o L Ua =BFJ [non liq LO ; hi Q 20 *~c1 l14a rt a . 'm. e ,a,.=1LnGuX t'.a1 m h tOo9 .. 1 1a= 2,IX& LLL!e .1 . yt7J10 ;A33 C !e-.A~U3 :%. o.in 1 IXVII . t o y,3 1 .4oC, , 32 ,=. jAzLr' r e~Ci 0&a=. C 2 18 XVI. 10. -u- A0 ?EFGH Aph 2 '. i-u- (ut Act. ii. 27; xiii. 35) L U=BDJKLN[P]T m Dan"53 [non liq Q " - L U = ABODE FGHJKLNPQ m Aph vc-X- ~~T '9 .. s0 33 . q& a.1 ie..n Cti3 rYI1L=1!w.IL. oe2 * ~z&= C,, r,'ac .1 rq4 1&m in ~V2C.k. re 4is . C%C] Re'A jr~s l mZa1A * Ib~9V~ ~ C1xA . . &i ri 1 ri&et 3r 4 * XVI. 4. " ' L U-= ABoidCDretrEIJKLPZ m bil a .c eFvidT [non liq N; hi Q t 2 [ ' \' U= ABCTre rE idIIKQT m bil "no L= El~idFJLNPZ a 5. save (sine add) ABCDEFHJPQZ' 2 add OD L[UF TT u. ] = K[J,1NT m bil 18 .rc ilfr a% 1 = L teo . ijre 1 XIV G~i1Uco t' ! C'$i r m cv.1.J 2 .X" 01.0 rar . ' 131 1 C.731 5 .C~cam r reo3 3,6 . O&c'A , rcT' mAt.u % a 7 .ii ~iDc"ac q AI C%31 * O1= rJ a 1 XV .0rc'4L A= Ta a0C1 a XIV. 4. (cf. liii. 4) L U= BCDEHJK[LNP]QTX m bil (Ps liii) SAF [F et . ":T] 5. .o'&'.e EG' U= ABCDEF HJKLPQT bH m ?IA 2 "';hiS C WL [hi N 2 ac? '&'i= U =ABCDFH JKLQT bIHm oc-a=amGL = E1'N [om Or p 6. '"4 viL U= ABCDEHJKLP.QT bHm G .cAw& F 1'7 .c3,VU . C ( u CkL 3I3 z3 . 1 r& C ~9 m *reLbTOrrea a ir.v % r 7 .)ml~reamre o a ,& ~x.8% *,*z~** qLbXa ,3r a ~ r m~cA& ,&fr1 R' . . )cx~ a'Z' r 13 C~ 1.z, 4 .CV~3 ~ 1 A0 5 * ..Motrl ;r -rXc xii. 6. zc L-U= ABCDEFHJKLNPQTZ m bllnest et vlt IPG .6';cm bH tx 0 9. '%mABC]Y rs raSEFHJPQZ 3( "VINLT, TTL- T T m bhR o 16 . CYI.1 Oni1rd~lJcrm= r o 4 . C 2.b01 C% hIr~L r.aL j3 . rea.1,.11= te.ai= 35 022W3 U~xm rc ~cub 3}1lC r 'AC . Ct rqe4V= 7 L. c&m1 6 v .r j VJ* rc'1 j *r~A 4rd&i X\ pc ~2 XII * t~ias 00[3] rem r * ~ r&~&s , . cuo~r~x iavo i'. 4 XI. 5. "e\C &' U = CJKLT m [ ] om a L= ABDEFIraSP [hi N XII. 3. .es BCDEFHNP (5 avid pr a LUTT-AJTKL im '5 * ! c'C te~A 'CA,' re , ~la 13 1* V'Cte1 r ~Z3 i .L.t'C .* . C YL r'-CL. &; r'Ie . I ( r 1 r.~~caom rc tcv!_=& 2 [non liq BLN bil ACDEFIIJKPT 2Z gr GC cN=OtLU= LXZmg m bil avid [lii N ; non liq BT' [lii N ; non liq B ~iLU- K[L]P[T u'xvi]XZmg [in] bil G &S 18. .gn EU= ACDEFIIJKLNPX m bil coGL =T [B 'eX] [cf. infra] .- ",c1 L U= ACDEFJKLNPTX m bH '4 .s.11 Lm i c axe 3 * .*.b* r C-::7~m I:: res.hLLjO 4 m ci s. LCC5 *tama C11r' rc ai cl z i.=IJre 6 *rub~r~A~ r11 .1 vrmLicr.% cv rc'a.i a .&33 3C aocm 10 . 1 r ., r~c i , m 9 ,19 c' X. 5. cA~cu ~[p] Uz=ABCDEFH[J]K[PT]XZ m bllcodd omn X'.1.c= GL bllu"t [hi LN 6. L -BC'DEFIINP pr = U= AC 2 JKT m [hi LQ 12. Acs LU=ADEKNP[T] m " UynFJIJ [lii L;non liq B '3 m ~ 1 T1 _.v l C 3 %12 . . i.=Al..)mw1 14 'J.3 ,craCL, tom, %4 C . * I 1 C Atl t .tr '1 l 7315 .. mac C 3 ci I C~c11 h. 1 c *V\ OiC1 cZir' . * A rteLZ s1 r ' s I,318 . * 1 -t=oct A t% r j1L 21 IX. 16. ef-u oU= ABCDEFHJKPTX m ck Fr r,[hiLTN 12 .~CVA.slh romia=C1 ut 8 rt..LA L-C 11.~~tf&J ,1 te& LOEL l J e&a r' 2 I9 =1anCa a&Arec 1* 1jt C1 r10 r i= .=1 11c VIII' 9. U= ACCEFH9K[N]PTC1 m bl\e . c' 13Gb bil [lii L; non liq BtaC II *CYT1Za rs 1. tr\Q,9cT1317 .,bCUta3l 1 ''t'dL~I~73X VZ'3O!'18 W..%. ire m. j7z ,-j= f r..'1.3 2 VIII * m m 4% C.. Cif.l V 4 . .3 A ' 5TSO . m wLPqC Pl3JL261177 54~c . a+ =C 6.1PZ * 'co AA E 7 2 VIII. 3. 9=ua~L U= CDFHJKN [ ] om a ABJ'EPT 4. ua EU= ABODE'FHJKNPT a 2 -pr a GL = E ?Q(q.v.) 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